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Many people think of a will as a legal document that determines who receives their property after they die. While that is certainly one of its most important functions, a will does much more than [...]

The Rockfall Foundation is proud to recognize Ashley Kelly, recipient of this year’s Virginia F. Rollefson Environmental Leadership Scholarship, for her outstanding leadership, initiative, and [...]

The Rockfall Foundation is proud to recognize our Executive Director, Tony Marino, for being honored at the 2026 Arbor Day celebration for his lifelong dedication to environmental stewardship and [...]

What if restaurant waste could help rebuild an ecosystem? Across the Connecticut shoreline, the Collective Oyster Recycling and Restoration (CORR) program is doing exactly that: transforming [...]

As Earth Day approaches on April 22, it is a good time to reflect on how our everyday choices connect to the health of our local environment. Reducing waste is one of the most accessible ways to [...]

Invasive plants are species that are not native to a particular region that establish themselves and flourish in the environment, often displacing native plants.

Did you know that Connecticut has the highest density of dams in the U.S.?

In recent years, the running community has taken significant steps toward reducing its environmental footprint.

First off, we are quite literally and figuratively over our heads. Removing invasive plants from the Rockfall Forest is definitely a very big job. Ironically, most of these plants were introduced [...]

First off, we are quite literally and figuratively over our heads. Removing invasive plants from the Rockfall Forest is definitely a very big job. Ironically, most of these plants were introduced [...]