One of CILTI's priorities is to promote education of the public on the richness of our natural world and a land trust's role in preservation through programs, publications, and interpretive hikes. Appropriate acquired properties will be used for interpretive trails, natural history hikes and talks, and for passive recreation consistent with preserving the natural characteristics and beauty of the area.

CILTI's periodic newsletter keeps members and interested parties informed of land projects, programs, workdays, and conservation issues. An informational brochure and property identification list is distributed to members and in numerous public locations.

Individuals interested in contributing to any facet of this program are invited to contact us.