Since our incorporation in 1971, the Milford Land Conservation Trust has been serving as a repository for undeveloped land in Milford, CT, preserving land in its natural state. The Trust has acquired nearly 125 acres of land in Milford that are open to the public for hiking, birding and natural science study.
Milford's protected plants, wildlife, birds and acreage lie in the hands of caring volunteers. Protecting and preserving open space is what we do and we need your help!
To learn more about the Trust, our current projects, and ways you can get involved, please continue reading, or contact us at info@milfordctlandtrust.org.
Our annual meeting took place on September 11th from 5:30 to 6:15 pm at St Peter's Hall, followed by a talk on invasive plants at Milford Public Library delivered by Eric Larson of the UConn Extension's Master Gardener's program ... [ more ]
On August 24th, volunteers joined the Milford Land Conservation Trust to learn about invasive plants and help clean up the Stiles Street parcel ... [ more ]
Land Trust cleans new open space parcel
On Saturday morning, 6/29, Land Trust volunteers help remove garbage, illegally dumped yard waste, and invasive plants from the newly acquired Hubbard parcel on Bonsilene, Wall, and Howe Streets. Learn more in the Milford Mirror.
Milford Land Conservation Trust, Inc.
PO Box 265
Milford, CT 06460
info@milfordctlandtrust.org
The mission of the Milford Land Conservation Trust is the preservation and conservation of the natural resources of open space land in the City of Milford, CT.