Foxes in Connecticut
March 11th, 2025 by Jaclyn GartnerAs March rolls in, Connecticut’s woodlands and suburban areas come alive with the sounds and sights of foxes as they enter their mating season. This is a critical time for […]
As March rolls in, Connecticut’s woodlands and suburban areas come alive with the sounds and sights of foxes as they enter their mating season. This is a critical time for […]
Our 2024 events connected us with nature’s spring awakening, its spring and summer blooming, feeding, and growing, and its autumn preparations for winter. We blazed a trail on our newest Danbury […]
Thanks to our members and volunteers, we maintain our local preserves and also support our nation’s land conservation movement as an accredited member of the Land Trust Alliance (LTA). LTA […]
As the crisp winter winds begin to sweep across Connecticut, many of the state’s residents start preparing for the cold months ahead. But while humans bundle up and prepare their […]
Forget the stereotypes; bats aren’t the spooky, dark creatures we often imagine them to be. In fact, they’re vital to our ecosystem, playing a crucial role in pollination and pest […]
Bats have long been associated with Halloween, and this has fostered many myths about them. They may look spooky to some, but they perform critical tasks in the environment that […]
Our 2024 “Loving Our Lands” Photo Contest is LIVE! Submit your photo by August 30th for a chance to WIN! Voting will then stay open until September 1st. Join […]
Black bears are increasingly common in Connecticut and are impressive animals. Even a long-distance glimpse of one foraging in a woodland is an unforgettable experience for most outdoor enthusiasts. However, […]
Connecticut’s summer season is a time of vibrant beauty and abundant wildlife. From captivating songbirds to intriguing mammals, our state offers a rich tapestry of creatures to discover and appreciate. […]
In December 2023, CVRLT gratefully received a pristine 4.93-acre parcel in Danbury, donated by Mr. Noel Roy. The parcel, now named The Roy Preserve, is located near CVRLT’s Barnard, Schwab […]
Life is good by Ball Pond! Hahlawah Preserve is a Conservation Easement from the Town of New Fairfield, spanning 11 acres over three non-contiguous parcels. A small walking trail meanders […]
Looking to work off those holiday calories? Pay a visit to one of CVRLT properties for a hike! In continuing of “Autumn on our Preserves” series, we are highlighting our […]
