Saturday, September 26, 2026 at 9:30 AM deKoven House27 Washington StreetMiddletown, CT 06457 Doors open at 9:30 AM for arrival and meet and greet. The meeting will start promptly at 10:00 AM. Our guest speaker, DEEP…
By Cole Perkin Photo by Kate Geruntho Frank Like many families, ours used to place a bird feeder outside every fall. The intent was to help local birds find food and maintain energy as winter approached…
Mugwort. Photo credit: UConn Extension By Pat Ludwig Mugwort is a non-native invasive plant that can quickly form dense colonies, crowding out native vegetation and making it difficult for other plants to return. Understanding how mugwort…
By Catie Resor As a land trust, we seek to preserve pockets of natural habitat in the face of increasing development. Despite our continued efforts, the reality is that much of the land area around us…
Join our friends from The Rockfall Foundation and Swamp Yankee Earthcare on Saturday, September 12th at 9:30 am for an educational invasive plants workshop! Learn how to identify and remove invasive species such as multiflora rose,…
Sunday, July 19, 2026 at 10:00 AM Join hike leader Catie on a 1-mile hike at Upper Pine Brook Preserve. The trail is moderate in difficulty with a couple steep sections and follows picturesque Pine Brook,…
Exciting news for conservation in East Hampton: a cherished piece of the community’s landscape will remain undeveloped and protected for generations to come! This spring, the Middlesex Land Trust completed the acquisition of approximately 28 acres…
We’re pleased to share that work is largely complete on a new trail accessibility project at Highland Pond Preserve, creating more opportunities for people of all abilities to experience the outdoors. A section of the Blue-Blazed…
The Middlesex Land Trust, in partnership with the Trust for Public Land, is excited to announce that our project to permanently protect approximately 80 acres in Durham was selected for funding through the Connecticut Department of…
By: Pat Ludwig Imagine we’re strolling along a trail and notice vines snaking up and around the trunk of a young tree or shrub. We do a double take, as something doesn’t look normal, and notice…