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Rivers Alliance of Connecticut is a membership-based, nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting and enhancing Connecticut’s rivers, streams, and watersheds. Our mission is to protect all the waters of Connecticut: surface waters, aquifers, and wetlands. We promote and support good water policies statewide and assist environmental groups, businesses, and individuals who seek to improve the quality of local waters.

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