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‘Connecting People to the Land’: New Canaan Land Trust Volunteers Finish Five-Year Stone Wall Restoration
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‘Connecting People to the Land’: New Canaan Land Trust Volunteers Finish Five-Year Stone Wall Restoration
One of the community’s most esteemed nonprofit organizations has finished a long-term project in northern New Canaan. The New Canaan Land Trust’s Hawkins Meadow, an approximately 5.5-acre grassland, wetlands and mixed hardwoods preserve with a pollinator field mowed twice per year—includes a 611-foot-long stone wall fronting North Wilton Road. Led by Dr. Haik Kavookjian and […]
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