Shelton Land Conservation Trust, Inc.

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Shelton Land Conservation Trust, Inc. We currently hold in trust 30 parcles of land totaling over 365 acres. Our properties have been acquired by purchase, partnership, grant, and bequest.

PO Box 2276 - Huntington Station
Shelton, CT 06484
We are a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to the preservation and protection of natural resources in Shelton, Connecticut, and the acceptance or purchase of land and its maintenance for the public benefit. Founded in 1969, the Shelton Land Conservation Trust is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation and protection open spaces in Shelton, Connecticut. We can accept donations of land. The Trust's members and officers are your neighbors who are working to save some of our streams, ponds, woodlands and marshes for native wildlife and for the enjoyment and education of you and your children. Membership in the Trust is open to the public.

The texture of Autumn.  Fall colors are slowly fading as the leaves settle back to earth.  This image was taken over our...
11/02/2026

The texture of Autumn. Fall colors are slowly fading as the leaves settle back to earth. This image was taken over our Nicholdale Farm parcel at the height of Fall Color in Connecticut. The wonderful weather of late October made every day a feast of color. It's not to late to get outside and enjoy the season. You are welcome at Nicholdale or our other parcels. Happy November 1!

A big thank you to Addy from Troop  #101 for a successful Eagle Scout project at the Nicholdale Farm parcel! Addy planne...
07/29/2026

A big thank you to Addy from Troop #101 for a successful Eagle Scout project at the Nicholdale Farm parcel! Addy planned, designed and managed the installation of a very needed bridge replacement at the western-most end of the blue Nichols Trail. Addy and her team also installed two new cedar benches on the property. See if you can find them! (Hint: one is in the shady corner of a field and the other is a premium seat for gazing at an impressive ancient maple tree.)

After a month of down time due to some minor issues, our 1958 Massey Fefguson 35 is up and running again.  It's catch-up...
07/12/2026

After a month of down time due to some minor issues, our 1958 Massey Fefguson 35 is up and running again. It's catch-up time on getting our trails in shape. Stop by our Nicholdale Farm property to see the results. We always enjoy a friendly wave đź‘‹ when we are out mowing on the tractor.

Mark your calendars!  It's 10 days till the start of the 2026 Great Give.  A thank you to all who offered support to the...
04/26/2026

Mark your calendars! It's 10 days till the start of the 2026 Great Give. A thank you to all who offered support to the Shelton Land Conservation Trust, Inc in past editions of the event. We hope you will consider helping support our mission to preserve and protect open and natural spaces in Shelton in 2026. We will offer updates and a link to our giving page as the start approaches.

The Deep Time Walk slated for tomorrow (April 18) has been rescheduled. *************You are invited to a Deep Time Walk...
04/17/2026

The Deep Time Walk slated for tomorrow (April 18) has been rescheduled.
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You are invited to a Deep Time Walk at Nicholdale Farm
As part of Earth Day Week - Saturday May 16. We will meet at 9am at the parking lot on Leavenworth Road.

What is a Deep Time Walk?
A Deep Time Walk is a transformative journey through 4.6 billion years of Earth history via a 4.6 kilometer guided walk (about 3 miles). Each meter of the walk represents 1 million years in the history of our planet. Each millimeter a thousand years. Starting with the formation of Earth 4600 million years ago, we will walk through time visiting major milestones in the evoluiton of Gaia, our living planet. It is an invitation to view the world differently, encouraging positive action and advocacy for a regenerative Earth.

The walk will be lead by board member Bruce Nichols a trained Deep Time Walk facilitator. Bruce has previously lead walks at Nicholdale Farm and also at Sticks and Stones Farm in Newtown.

The walk will take between 2 1/2 and 3 hours. Wear sturdy, comfortable shoes. Bring water and a snack.

Email [email protected] if you plan on attending or have any questions.

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Shelton, CT
06484

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