| The Connecticut Association of Conservation and Inland Wetlands Commissions, Inc. (CACIWC) invites you to its 2025 Annual Meeting & Environmental Conference on Sat., November 15 from 8am-4:15pm. The conference will be held at the Courtyard by Marriott Cromwell, 4 Sebethe Drive, Cromwell. Join them for a full day of educational workshops, informative displays, and special keynote presentations. Register here. |
| Registration: (Includes continental breakfast, buffet lunch, and workshops) $85 – CACIWC members in good standing; $130 – Non-members (Note: pricing will increase by $20 after October 18) Register one of two ways:• REGISTER ONLINE (even if mailing payment later by check).• Or use our downloadable MAIL-IN FORM. |
| Featuring a dozen multi-track workshops, including: Implementation of Connecticut’s Wildlife Action Plan Updates on Approaches to Protection of Riparian Areas The Why and the How of Land Conservation for Municipalities 2025 Wetlands Law & Regulations Update with Q&A Session Stream Dynamics: How Beaver Management Policies & Culverts Impact Climate Resilience New Online GIS Tool for Evaluating Renewable Energy Siting Inland Wetlands Law; CT DEEP Online Training Course Q&A Riparian Tree Canopy Density as a Key Indicator of Water Quality How CT RC&D’s Environmental Review Team Can Help Your Town CT DEEP Volunteer Water Monitoring Program & Cold-Water Stream Habitat Mapping See more information on the workshops and presenters. Featuring speakers James O’Donnell, PhD UConn Professor of Marine Sciences & CIRCA Executive Director Mary M. Mushinsky Connecticut State Representative & Deputy Speaker Our keynote speakers will present information on important emerging threats to our habitats and how to respond to these issues.  Plus: Find helpful information at exhibitor displays of environmental consultants, green industry suppliers, and nonprofit organizations. Network with 250 other local wetland / conservation commission members, town staff, state and federal officials, land management consultants, academics, and environmental advocates. See old friends and make new ones! Register here. |