Killingly Conservation Commission

Killingly Conservation Commission Our mission: "To promote the development, conservation, supervision, and regulation of natural resou

Hi ho hi ho it’s off into the woods we go !!! We carried wood board out into the forest to make a bridge . Although it’s...
09/03/2026

Hi ho hi ho it’s off into the woods we go !!!
We carried wood board out into the forest to make a bridge . Although it’s pretty dry now , come spring it will definitely be nice to have .
We do have a geocache out there with some cool trinkets in it. Also we left some booklets with all our open space hiking trails and stickers at the kiosk .

https://www.killinglyconservation.org/1892-conservation-area-sherman-memo

09/03/2026

👀 Something BIG is coming this September...📚 YOUR LIBRARY CARD HAS PERKS! ✨

September is Library Card Sign-Up Month, and you can celebrate by taking your library card beyond the library and into the community all month long! ❤️

For the 4th year, Killingly Public Library is teaming up with local businesses throughout Killingly to bring you a whole month of special perks!

💳 Show your library card at participating local businesses
✨ Enjoy exclusive perks all month long
📚 OVER 25 LOCAL BUSINESSES
✨ 30 DAYS OF PERKS
❤️ GROWING ONE STRONG COMMUNITY

Your library card is your connection to your community. Your library card has perks. Your community has plenty to discover. Let's go! 💳✨

And if you don't have a library card yet, there's still time to get yours! 📚 Call Killingly Public Library at 860-779-5383 to learn how you can get your FREE library card today.

👉 Follow along as we introduce all of our amazing September Business Partners and their special offers!

Find more information here: https://www.killinglypl.org/librarycardsignupmonth.html

07/30/2026

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Congratulations to Wyndham Land Trust on receiving grant funding from DEEP’s OSWA program that will go towards the prese...
06/24/2026

Congratulations to Wyndham Land Trust on receiving grant funding from DEEP’s OSWA program that will go towards the preservation of 312 acres in Killingly!

Press Release Homepage Governor Lamont Announces State Grants To Preserve 1,243 Acres of Land at 14 Properties and Improve 15 Urban Green and Community Garden Spaces 6/23/2026 (HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont today announced that his administration is awarding $9.4 million in state grants to s...

06/10/2026
05/28/2026

The global synthetic fertilizer cartel insists that unlocking vital phosphorus in leached tropical soils requires dumping toxic chemical acids over the earth.
They deliberately erased the ancient mastery of marine-botanical fermentation to ensure modern farmers remain hopelessly dependent on expensive commercial inputs.
But heritage Caribbean agronomists engineered hyper-fertile topsoil completely off-grid using only rotting ocean debris.
Meet the forgotten art of Guna Thalassia testudinum seagrass anoxic decomposition.
Indigenous coastal stewards harvested absolutely massive, washed-up piles of wild Turtle Grass directly from the beaches.
Instead of letting it dry out, they buried this heavily mineralized ocean w**d deep inside dark, airless, anoxic jungle trenches.
This complete oxygen starvation triggered a highly targeted, violently aggressive microbial decomposition.
Specific saltwater bacteria rapidly digested the thick plant matter, instantly unlocking incredibly massive concentrations of marine phosphorus.
This raw biological chemistry effortlessly terraformed completely dead, leached tropical dirt into a hyper-fertile agricultural oasis without a single drop of synthetic fertilizer.
Save this post to master the lost skill of anaerobic marine phosphorus extraction.
Chemical acids destroy the watershed while this rotting ocean grass feeds the jungle forever.

The trail manager for Old Furnace State Park is hosting a trail hike there on 6/6 and is looking for the public to join ...
05/27/2026

The trail manager for Old Furnace State Park is hosting a trail hike there on 6/6 and is looking for the public to join in the hike.

Old Furnace State Park is located in Killingly, CT. It is mainly known for the cliffs that rise 200 feet above Furnace Pond. This hike is around 4 miles and includes the entire Old Furnace Trail with a climb to the top of the cliffs above Old Furnace Pond. This hike has some hills, and the trails ha...

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