Read about an inspirational father-son team, managing the Mattatuck Trail, conservation heroes protecting public access to trails, and more in the newest issue of Connecticut Woodlands!
Looking for a CT Certified Forester to help you plan for the future of your forest? Overwhelmed or underwhelmed by what you are finding online by yourself? CFPA provides a forestry services directory and additional resources here that should help.
CT DEEP's Recreational Trails & Greenways program received a boost from the Governor of sorely-needed bonding to continue investments in recreational trails statewide. Learn more here.
Please take a few minutes to complete the CFPA 2021 Supporter Survey! As a valued member of CFPA’s family, your views are very important to us. Your confidentiality will always be respected.
39% of DEEP's employees overall and 45% of the Environmental Protection professionals who manage Parks and Forests are likely to retire by July 1, 2022. What is DEEP going to do? Step one is to take care of seasonal workers.
“Social distancing” is a prudent way to avoid the spread of a virus, but “social isolation” indoors is a recipe for depression and anxiety, and the best antidote can be a walk in the woods on a Blue-Blazed Hiking Trail.
Read about an inspirational father-son team, managing the Mattatuck Trail, conservation heroes protecting public access to trails, and more in the newest issue of Connecticut Woodlands!
This online tool makes hike planning for the Blue-Blazed Hiking Trail System a snap. Locate trailhead parking and check out the latest trail notices here.
