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# Connecticut Forest and Park Association

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## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://ctwoodlands.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [News](https://ctwoodlands.org/news/)
- [Volunteer Spotlight: Sandra (Sandi) Glick](https://ctwoodlands.org/news/volunteer-spotlight-sandra-sandi-glick/)
- [Poetry as a Green Necklace](https://ctwoodlands.org/news/poetry-as-a-green-necklace/): I live in a house in the woods. I live on seven acres, and these include the dirt and gravel lane which the town of Preston sold to the previous owner for one dollar. The physical boundary of the land extends to the surrounding woods owned by Avalonia Land Conservancy, about 200 adjoining acres in all—even more, if one includes the other nearby Avalonia land preserves
- [New Haven Youth are Planting Resiliency](https://ctwoodlands.org/news/new-haven-youth-are-planting-resiliency/): On a rainy Saturday morning in May, eighteen-year-old Tyshaun Lester was helping a customer find a purple coneflower. It was his favorite plant at Urbanscapes Native Plant Nursery—once a vacant lot in the Newhallville neighborhood of New Haven, now filled with a greenhouse, pavilions, and hundreds of potted plants for sale. “I love the coneflower because of the color,” Lester
- [A Natural Death](https://ctwoodlands.org/news/a-natural-death/)
- [Weathering Heights](https://ctwoodlands.org/news/weathering-heights/): We’re at the Connecticut Tree Climbing Competition, an annual event organized and hosted by the Connecticut Tree Protective Association, an educational nonprofit founded in 1922 to promote the protection and care of the state’s trees. Twenty-five contestants—all certified arborists—are competing in five events that simulate real-world challenges (minus any actual cutting): the ascent event, throwline accuracy, belayed speed climb, work climb, and aerial rescue. The top three climbers advance to the Master’s C hallenge in the old sycamore. To the uninitiated, it looks like the nature version of American Ninja Warrior,
- [On the Trail](https://ctwoodlands.org/news/on-the-trail-6/): My love of nature took root in my youth, on the Old Furnace Trail in Killingly, where I grew up. I am neither a forester nor an ecologist. My background is in elementary education and literacy development. But in 2013, my life was forever changed when I was accepted into and completed the Texas Master Naturalist course in Austin. Since returning to CT in
- [The View from the Canopy](https://ctwoodlands.org/news/the-view-from-the-canopy-4/): I admired the tree long before I understood its story. I knew it was impressive, with a massive trunk and a presence that was impossible to ignore. What I did not fully appreciate was the history it represented or how closely that history would one day connect to my own journey. The sycamore is named for Gifford Pinchot, a Simsbury nati
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