Photographer Paul Fusco:
Slow And Steady To Capture The Wild Things
Please follow this link to The Hartford Courant to see the article and his amazing photos:
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The Eightmile River Watershed Three watersheds, the Niantic River Watershed, the Deep River Watershed and Eightmile River Watershed, all drain the Town of Salem. The largest river in Salem is the East Branch of the Eightmile River. In… Read More
To Capture the Wild Things
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UCONN’S NRCA
UCONN’s Natural Resources Conservation Academy
In 2015-2016 the Salem Land Trust partnered with The Natural Resources Conservation Academy (NRCA) at UCONN, in support of a Salem sophomore at East Lyme High School on a conservation research project. The research took place at SLT’s Zemko Sawmill Preserve on Rattlesnake Ledge Road. The student’s knowledge was broad, and her enthusiasm was inspiring!
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Adopt-a-Highway
CT Dept. of Transportation Adopt-A-Highway Program
The Salem Land Trust proudly participates in the CT DOT Adopt-a-Highway Project. The territory assigned to SLT is on Route 82 from the Salem Roundabout west to Darling Road and on Rt. 85 between from Sullivan Road south to Rattlesnake Ledge Road. Maureen Cain and Gale Balavender coordinate this program.
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Eagle Scout Projects
Eagle Scout Projects
The Salem Land Trust Preserves have provided wonderful opportunities for Eagle Scout candidates to plan and execute their projects, and earn Boy Scout’s highest award.
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Chestnut Restoration
A Tree Grows in Salem
To read the story of the American Chestnut trees growing in Salem:
http://salemlandtrust.org.routing.wpmanagedhost.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/ATreeGrowsInSalem.pdf