Protecting Land and Preserving Heritage. Forever.
As the person who runs Joshua’s Trust’s social media, I have found it difficult to figure out how to address the pain, the fight, and the small steps toward change that have happened over the past week throughout our country.
efore you head out to buy your flowers this year, consider planting these three pollinators around your home. Since they occur naturally in Connecticut, they are well adapted to the soil and weather conditions. This allows them to thrive with little to no maintenance.
It’s time for another look back into the Joshua’s Trust archives! This time we are looking back at what was happening in the Trust a decade ago in 2010. Much has changed since! The article content is typed below for easier reading. Two Easement Grants Take Joshua’s Trust Over 4,000-Acre Mark Joshua’s Trust acquired its […]
For those of you who get out on our properties, there is more to see that initially meets the eye. There are remnants of Native American life as well as hidden examples of colonial presence.
Whether you’re a serious birder, or like me just want to see a few more of our local avian residents, this is the time. “Passerines” are songbirds with feet adapted for perching.
The Oxford dictionary describes stewardship as, “The job of supervising or taking care of something, such as an organization or property.” Since joining Joshua’s Trust, I’ve learned that this is much more than simply picking up litter I may find on a hike. It’s recognizing the scope of responsibility humans have in regards to our […]
Just about 17 years ago, Joshua’s Trust was given our Coney Rock Preserve. Take a look at the old newsletter article!
What does Joshua’s Trust do? The simple answer is, “Protect and preserve land, forever.”
The lack of structure, coupled with social and economic uncertainty, can leave us feeling overwhelmed and anxious.
Someday I hope they look back on this as the “Climate Change Century”, the virus just a short blip in the history books.
