Understanding water consumption and conservation is becoming more and more important. As the current climate is becoming more unstable, so is the security of our water supply…

Empowering diverse youth and adults towards environmental action is vital to building resilient communities.

Great Hollow is pleased to be serving as a “community partner” for the University of Connecticut’s terrific Conservation Ambassador Program, in which high school students learn about conservation science and receive mentorship from the university’s professors and graduate students while partnering with an organization in their community to conduct a conservation project.

Coastal erosion is a serious threat facing the maintenance and regulation of coastal ecosystems worldwide. Climate change has accelerated the intensity and frequency of hurricanes resulting in erosion and net sediment loss in coastal ecosystems.

Conservation groups that depend on the efforts of volunteers often find themselves with a long to-do list to achieve their conservation goals.

Last week saw the successful launch of the Conservation Training Partnership program, the goal of which is to develop and carry out local conservation projects around the state powered by teams of high school students and community volunteers…

It’s time to start planning your child’s summer! Camp gives kids the opportunity to be independent, in an environment that’s not completely controlled.

This spring and summer CLEAR is playing a major role in an expansion of the Natural Resources Conservation Academy (NRCA), founded in 2011 by the Department of Natural Resources and the Environment (NRE—one of CLEAR’s academic parents).