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August 2019
Buy Native Plants at Copia, Support NCLT
Looking for a way to spruce up your garden while supporting NCLT? Consider planting native plants from Copia Home and Garden Center! For every $75 spent on native plants, Copia will donate $10 of store credit to NCLT, to be used for future planting and habitat-restoration projects across our properties. This promotion starts August 1st, and runs through the end of October, so stop by Copia and check out their amazing selection of native flowers, shrubs, and more! Did you know: Planting a…
Find out more »October 2019
Owl Prowl with Frank Gallo
Join Frank Gallo, bird expert and author of Birding in Connecticut, for the rare chance to meet an owl in the wild. Frank will lead participants through the New Canaan Land Trust’s Hick’s Meadows in search of Eastern Screech-Owls and their larger cousins, Barred Owls. Don’t miss this chance to hear and perhaps see our nocturnal neighbors. HOW TO REGISTER: While this event is free, registration is required and preference will be given to current members of the New Canaan Land…
Find out more »Peter Gros at the Ridgefield Playhouse
Join the New Canaan Land Trust on October 27th at The Ridgefield Playhouse for a very special live animal performance with Wildlife Expert Peter Gros. The New Canaan Land Trust is proud to partner with The Ridgefield Playhouse to honor Jim Fowler. The Ridgefield Playhouse’s performances with Peter Gros from Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom are dedicated to Jim, one of the original Wild Kingdom hosts, who recently passed away. These Land Trust orchestra tickets afford our members and friends…
Find out more »November 2019
NCLT’s 52nd Annual Meeting, Featuring Eric Hammerling of CFPA
Join the New Canaan Land Trust on Wednesday, November 6th for our Annual Membership Meeting. In addition to updates from our President, Treasurer, and Executive Director, the meeting will feature guest speaker, Eric Hammerling, Executive Director of the CT Forest and Parks Association. This event is free and open to the public, and is an excellent way to learn about NCLT and broader conservation work being done across the state, and to spend a fun evening with like-minded New Canaanites.…
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