News Archive

The Milford Land Conservation Trust, Inc. (MLCT) has experienced an active 50th Anniversary year. Founded in 1971, this nonprofit all-volunteer private organization is a land steward of over 125 acres throughout Milford from Devon to the Borough of Woodmont. [ more ]

Please join us for a fun evening on April 29th, 2021 at 7pm for a nature-themed trivia fundraiser to support the Milford Land Conservation Trust, Inc. There is a suggested $20 donation to play. [ more ]

The Milford-Orange Times recently published this artice. The MLCT is celebrating 50 years this year! We would love to increase our membership supporting our organization and hence protecting natural lands in Milford. [ more ]

Thanks so much to today's volunteer's cleaning up the newest MLCT property at Anchorage Drive! A lot of progress was done taking out the last remains of the pool, some invasive species, as well as hearing more stories of the land's history. And again, a deep thanks to Jeanne Campagna who graciously donated this property to the MLCT so it can be conserved for future generations. [ more ]

On Saturday morning, 6/29/2019, Land Trust volunteers help remove garbage, illegally dumped yard waste, and invasive plants from the newly acquired Hubbard parcel on Bonsilene, Wall, and Howe Streets. Learn more in the Milford Mirror.

Learn how to make paper, ink, and other art supplies from materials found in nature! Milford artist Brittney Garth creates paper from local plants, ink from berries, pens from stems, and more. [ more ]

Join the Milford Land Conservation Trust and help us clean up our newest site on June 29th, 2019 from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm ... [ more ]

Through the generosity of the Hubbard family, Milford Land Conservation Trust has acquired its newest parcel in Woodmont ... [ more ]

It is with great sadness that we share news of one of our longtime board members and benefactors, Milford native Bradford Elker's passing ... [ more ]

Wednesday, June 20, 2018 - 6:30pm - Milford Public Library.  Please join us at  for this very informative meeting. Daniel Zoto, an archeologist, will speak on "History in the Half Shell: A Native American Shell Midden at Laurel Beach." This meeting is open to the public. Come and bring a friend. Refreshments will be served ... [ more ]