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Andy Brand - Nursery Sales Manager
Speaker this year is Mr. Andrew Brand from the Broken Arrow Nursery. Mr. Brand will discuss the importance of native plants, how to increase biodiversity in our yards, and highlights local butterflies and their specific host plants.

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Watch Rock - The park on the ocean.
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Woodward Griswold - See fish climb the fish ladder in the spring.
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Lohmann Buck Twining Preserve - Right on the Lieutenant River!
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Goberis Chadwick Preserve
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Photo Contest 2009-10

A Hiking Trail Booklet for Old Lyme

The Conservation/Land Trusts from Lyme, Old Lyme, Salem and East Haddam once again has joined together to sponsor the Fifth Annual Amateur Photo Contest.
Hank Golet 2008, Wildlife, Honorable mention
Amateur photographers from any town are eligible to participate More

	The Trust has contributed to a hiking trail booklet produced by the Town's Conservation Commission. The booklet shows trail maps of both Town Open Space trails and trails on some of the OLCT's preserves.
Pick up your free copy at Town Hall or at the Library. PDF version - high resolution (499 KB) PDF version - low resolution (80 KB)

Did Bigfoot visit Old Lyme?

There were reports that Bigfoot was seen on OLCT preserves in Old Lyme. More

Quiz Answers
The answers to OLCT's Bigfoot quiz are now posted online.
Click here to see.

The Bigfoot legend
The Bigfoot legend has been around for hundreds of years. More

In the News

Old Lyme gets grant for greenways: Read the article at Lymeline.com.

OLCT Library

Photographic archive: View a photo history of Griswold Point. Read articles by our board members and more.

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E-cards

Send a free E-card to friends & family!

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Scholarship 2009

The Old Lyme Conservation Trust is proud to announce that the recipient of the Kinsley Twining Scholarship for 2009 is
Liia Koiv-Haus.

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Take Action Corner

Want to be involved in general issues relating to open space, nature and the environment? Here's some links to information and things to do:
   ● Global warming and Old Lyme
   ● Preserve CTs open space funding
   ● Get involved with OLCT

Why would a Land Trust perform tree thinning?

OLCT is considering performing tree thinning as part of maintaining one of its properties. More

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