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"Dedicated to constant vigilance, judicious management and conservation of our precious natural resources."

Mission Statement: "To promote the statutory responsibilities of Connecticut Conservation Commissions and Inland Wetland Commissions and to foster environmental quality through education and through the conservation and protection of wetlands and other natural resources."

CACIWC HAS MOVED
As of January 1st, 2009 the new address and phone number will be:


CACIWC
deKoven House Community Center
27 Washington Street
Middletown, CT 06457

 


Phone: 860.344.8321
Email: Board@caciwc.org



SAVE THE DATE

Saturday NOVEMBER 14, 2009

CACIWC’S 32nd Annual Meeting and Environmental Conference

Watch for details on the 2009 Environmental Conference page
and in the Summer issue of The Habitat


 

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New Publications and Links

"The Habitat"
Spring 2009 Issue

  • Watershed Management Planning
  • Wildlife considerations by wetland agencies
  • Corp permits—required or not

 

Potential Economic Benefits of Riparian Buffers Niev Duffy, Ph.D., Eastern Economic Research, Inc. 2009

 

Introduction: Connecticut's Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Act

The wetlands training DVDis now available on the DEP Wetlands Management Section’s web page as streaming video. Please see the following link:

 

Conservation Buffers: Design Guidelines for Buffers, Corridors and Greenways National Agroforestry Center 2008

Planners Guide to Wetland Buffers for Local Governments Environmental Law Institute March 08. 29 pages

Coastal Riparian Buffer Analysis A study by the Center for Land Use Education and Research (CLEAR)

Watershed Forestry Resource Guide Website

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2008 Environmental Scorecard: Making Connecticut’s environment a priority for our elected leaders.

Published by the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters. To review scorecard click here