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We can also be reached at the following address:

Redding Land Trust
P.O. Box 1076
Redding Center, CT 06875

 
 
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Happy Earth Day from Redding Land Trust! Special thanks today to algae - you really nailed it with photosynthesis. 1 - swamp with red maple buds at Joan Plishner Preserve 2 - serviceberry at Col. Alfred McCormack Preserve, Danbury side 3 - stone wa
Join us next SUNDAY, April 21st, 2pm (note the new date) for the official breaking in of Robin's Trail! Blazed in late 2022 and developed over 2023 on RLT property by Trail Tenders, this path leads from easy parking on Newtown Tpke across a richly di
Less than a week till our Annual Meeting and Spring Gathering, returning this year to Highstead! There are a few spots left, so register for free today (link in bio) and join us on Sunday, April 7 from 4:00 to 7:00 for a short meeting followed by ref
Drizzly morning walk on the Quercus Trail, in the @townofredding -owned Little River Preserve, admiring the denizens of a sandy floodplain. This sweet little loop is easily accessed from Newtown Tpke via the Land Trust's Robin's Trail. Skunk cabbage
If you're looking for a short walk this weekend, you might visit the loop around the pond in Poliak Preserve, the Saugatuck River in Henry and Lotte Fields Preserve, or both - they're connected! You can read more in this week's @reddingsentinel - and
The more I peer through the visual confusion of invasive (i.e., aggressive, non-native, typically ecosystem-harming) plants, the more I’m struck by how often some native species is already there, patiently waiting for a chance. Invasive species
On Wednesday, February 21, join trustee Cole Tucker-Walton and Town open space manager John McLeran for the second Nature Book Club, presented with @marktwainlibraryct and @newpondfarm. You still have a few weeks to read “Soil: The Story of a B
Don’t let the clouds stop you—somehow, winter feels good in a place like this! The latest Redding’s Big Outdoors column mentions Col. Alfred McCormack Preserve, a 238-acre property in West Redding and Danbury. Long used for sport hu
Thanks to all the people - and dogs - who gave us another great turnout at Monday’s New Year’s hike, and thanks to the clouds for clearing out! (Photos 1 & 2) At the kiosk/trailhead for the Mary Anne Guitar Preserve, Co-President Gor
Gordon, Stuart, Jeff, and Christian have been tirelessly cleaning up after all the wind and rain this month, keeping Mary Anne Guitar Preserve and the new Barbara and Anthony Delia Preserve ready for our hike on New Year's Day! Gonna be a little wet,
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