"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."

CALL FOR WORKSHOP AND POSTER PROPOSALS

CACIWC’s Annual Environmental Conference
November 8, 2008 at MountainRidge in Wallingford, CT

CACIWC is now accepting proposals for WORKSHOPS and POSTERS in these categories:

• Open Space / Resource Conservation
• Wetlands & Watercourse Protection
• Science & Technology
• Commission Administration

CACIWC’s Annual Environmental Conference continues to grow, consistently attracting upwards of 275 attendees for a full day comprised of 12 informational workshops, a keynote address, 40+ displays and numerous opportunities for networking.

Download Workshop and Poster Proposal Form here.

CACIWC's 2007 Annual Meeting and Environmental Conference Photo Collages
-- compliments of Director Rod Parlee and Eliza Patterson

Awards Ceremony ::: Workshops ::: Exhibits

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New Resources

A New Connecticut NEMO website - The CT LID Regulations Website.

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Green & Growing
Tools for Responsible Growth.

Connecticut's Office of Responsible Growth Links to tools (grants, loans, technical assistance) for Conservation, Municipal, Non-Profits, Farmer, Developer and others.
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CT-DEP Model Regulations

Model regulations for Aquifer Protection, Inland Wetlands Regulations, Parking Regulations that Reduce Impervious Cover, Stormwater Management, and Tidal Wetlands Buffers.
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The Connecticut Environmental Review Team

"Working for Connecticut One Review At A Time" A Unique Program to Assist Municipalities in Environmentally Sound Decision-Making How can the ERT Help Your Town?

Publications

The Council on Environmental Quality’s 2007 Annual Report on the condition of Connecticut's environment.

There are two versions of the report on the CEQ website. The PDF version, which is identical to the print version, is easier to print and copy. The new web version is better for browsing and reading online. Included are many links to data sources and other information to make the report a more valuable reference throughout the year. You can choose your version.
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