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2025 Environmental Champions Videos
Our 3rd Annual Oysters at the Point at Saybrook Point Resort & Marina could not have been more memorable! We enjoyed phenomenal food and danced to live music by Jamie’s Junk Show. We sampled spirits from liquor vendors, shopped handmade gifts from local artisans, and enjoyed lively conversation with friends.
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 commitment to advancing sustainability within her community.
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 leadership in our community.
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 discarded oyster shells into the foundation for restoring oyster reefs in Long Island Sound.
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 lessen our impact and care for the places we call home.
Our 3rd Annual Oysters at the Point at Saybrook Point Resort & Marina could not have been more memorable! We enjoyed phenomenal food and danced to live music by Jamie’s Junk Show. We sampled spirits from liquor vendors, shopped handmade gifts from local artisans, and enjoyed lively conversation with friends.
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 commitment to advancing sustainability within her community.
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 leadership in our community.
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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 commitment to advancing sustainability within her community.
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 leadership in our community.
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 discarded oyster shells into the foundation for restoring oyster reefs in Long Island Sound.
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 lessen our impact and care for the places we call home.
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