Natural Resources Conservation Academy (NRCA) at UConn
The NRCA mission is to engage diverse teen and adult participants in natural resources conservation through place-based, experiential outdoor education, and facilitate community action through collaborative partnerships that contribute to local environmental solutions, often applying geospatial technologies
NEMO at UConn
NEMO (Nonpoint Education for Municipal Officials) provides information, education and assistance to local land use officials and other community groups on how they can accommodate growth while protecting their natural resources and community character.
Connecticut Trails
The Connecticut Trails program combines the Connecticut Trail Census, Connecticut Trail Finder, and People Active on Trails for Health and Sustainability (PATHS). Together these efforts work alongside the CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to increase awareness and access to the state's 2000+ miles of multi-use greenways, parks, paths and forested areas.
Forest Stewardship Planning
Forest Stewardship Planning provides education for natural resource professionals, elected and appointed officials, volunteers and private woodland owners who care for this valued resource and landscape. Extension educators—in cooperation with many organizational partners—seek to improve the health, care, diversity, and management of Connecticut’s trees and forests.
