Connecticut's Conservation District are local non-profit organizations that serve municipalities and residents by providing technical services and education.

Conservation Districts Are

• Knowledgeable and  prepared
• Involved and connected locally
• Flexible and responsive
• Good at forming coalitions, piecing together funding, and working with partners to get the job done
• Available to help you with your environmental needs

How Can You Get Involved?  Contact your local district to

Become a member.

Your dollars will help conserve the natural resources in your community and improve the air, water and soil we depend on.

Volunteer.

  Districts need help with everything from planting seedlings, wetland restoration, caring for local rivers and many other projects.

Practice good stewardship at home.

You can improve your corner of the world by preserving the natural landscape, creating a backyard habitat or using best management practices on your farm.