April 2024 newsletter
The 2024 April newsletter is now available online! Read about upcoming plans for the land, suggested spring hikes, and a fun, upcoming summer event series!
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The 2024 April newsletter is now available online! Read about upcoming plans for the land, suggested spring hikes, and a fun, upcoming summer event series!
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Join CLC President Troy Weldy on a Wednesday Wandering as he ponders springtime in Columbia County.
Wednesday Wanderings: Woodland Pools Read More »
Spring is a season of eager anticipation. When will the first buds burst? When will the last frost pass? When will our favorite birds return and fill the trees with
Join the Columbia Land Conservancy and Jill Jakimetz for one or more forest bathing walks at CLC properties! Soak up the sun – or the sights, sounds, and smells of
Slow down, tune in, soak up the forest Read More »
Join the Columbia Land Conservancy to learn more about winter tracking Who left that print in the snow or mud? Join the Columbia Land Conservancy to learn more about winter
Trekking and tracking on the trails Read More »
The next phase of replacing the boardwalk at Ooms is underway! Plans for replacing the boardwalk have been reviewed by the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation and approved, ensuring the
Ooms boardwalk updates Read More »
Commit to a recurring gift of $10/month and unlock a matching contribution of $1,000 Have you ever felt you “matched” perfectly with a place? Maybe it was the first time
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The 2024 January newsletter is now available online! Read about a new Strategic Conservation Plan for Columbia County, suggested winter hikes, and a partnership with Kite’s Nest.
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Join the Columbia Land Conservancy to discuss how conservation plays a role in topics like affordable housing, food security, and more December 18 – The Columbia Land Conservancy (CLC) is
January Community Conversation: Food security and conservation Read More »
January is a time of hope. The year is fresh. Maybe you’ve got a new planner and color-coded highlighters, ready to stay organized. Maybe you’ve downloaded a meditation app or
New Year’s Resolutions Read More »