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What is Your Story? 

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We want to hear what makes YOU an environmentalist!

Where does your passion for helping our planet come from? Send 150 words or less to yourstory@tnc.org and you may be featured on an upcoming web page!  Check out a few stories from our friends in MD and VA.



 

Invasive Species

The Connecticut Invasive Plant Working Group will present a symposium entitled Cherish Our Natural Heritage: Managing Invasives to Promote Native Diversity on Wednesday, October 1, 2008. Learn more and register!

Multiflora rose and purple loosestrife... oh my! They may sound harmless, but invasive species damage lands and waters that native plants and animals need to survive. Learn more about invasive species.


 

 
 

What's New

49,998… 49,999… 50,000! The Nature Conservancy has now helped to protect more than 50,000 acres of forests, rivers, and coastline across the state of Connecticut.

Read more about this newly protected land.

Click to see other Connecticut news stories in our News Room.

 

 


 

 

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Slide Show

Much like a car outfitted with an EZ-Pass fish tagged with sensors are sending signals to streamside antennas helping Conservancy scientists learn about their movements on the CT River. View our fish tracking slide show!

 



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