Stamford Land Conservation Trust

Our Story

The Stamford Land Conservation Trust was founded in 1972 with a mission to preserve and protect open space for the benefit of the community and the sustainability of our environment. With over 450 acres of open space currently under stewardship, SLCT manages 57 preserves ranging from small 1-acre plots to the expansive 164-acre Altshul Preserve. Additionally, SLCT is part of a collaborative effort that holds an environmental easement over a section of the Mianus River State Park known as 'Treetops'. This commitment to conservation not only enhances the natural beauty of Stamford but also supports biodiversity and ecological health.

Impact

SLCT's stewardship of over 450 acres significantly contributes to environmental sustainability and the well-being of the Stamford community.

Why Donate?

Donations are vital for the preservation and protection of open spaces in Stamford, enabling effective land acquisition and management of existing preserves.

Make a Difference Today!

Your support can help secure the future of Stamford's natural spaces. Consider donating cryptocurrency or cash to empower SLCT in its mission to protect our environment and enhance community well-being.