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June 2017 Kids are almost out of school and finally the weather has given us a hint of the summer to come. For the wildlife at Sandy Point, the…

read article at ricentral.com (by Bruce Fellman)

read full article on ricentral.com (by Bruce Fellman)

read article on ricentral.com (by Bruce Fellman)

The Dutka family of Griswold has very generously donated seven waterfront lots on Pachaug Pond to Avalonia Land Conservancy (ALC). In addition, the family has agreed to offer a bargain…

read article with Hartford Courant (article and photos by Peter Marteka)

read article on our blog (by Beth Sullivan)  

Avalonia Land Conservancy (ALC) held its annual meeting at the Project O building at Avery Point on June 22 to elect an expanded board and to recognize four volunteers for…

Click to read article with The Day by Dave Collins 6/22/17

In recognition of the years of outstanding service and steadfast dedication to the Avalonia Land Conservancy, the following volunteers were presented with Nature’s Hero Awards at this year’s annual meeting:…

Cuts at the top will avalanche down and affect the work we do on the ground. Without Sea Grant and DEEP for professional guidance, support and funding, Avalonia will have…

Strong Commitment to Public Trust and Conservation Excellence Mystic, CT (February 22, 2017) – At a time of political change, one thing is clear and consistent: Americans strongly support saving…

Read The Day’s article with PressReader.com (*please note: Avalonia’s mission area is Southeastern CT, and Avalonia has preserved habitats in additional towns beyond those listed in this article including Norwich…

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CLICK TO READ ARTICLE WITH HARTFORD COURANT

Follow link below to see Wequetequock Cove Preserve in Stonington taken from above by drone. Photograph(s) by Joel Stocker http://waterfordlandtrust.org/panoramas/avaloniafield/

read “A Place for Wildlife” with Saving Land Magazine (starts on page 14)

Stewardship of varied lands and habitats can be very challenging. Some places are impenetrable due to heavy (and often painful) vegetation. Sometimes the habitats themselves are fragile. Some properties are…

read Avalonia Land Conservancy’s Vision Statement

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