Connecticut Civilian Conservat is an insightful and comprehensive volume that delves into the history and impact of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in the state of Connecticut. As a part of the New Deal program initiated to provide jobs and improve the nation's public lands, the CCC played a crucial role in shaping the natural and architectural landscape of Connecticut.
This book thoroughly examines the projects undertaken by the CCC in Connecticut, including reforestation efforts, infrastructural development in state parks, and the preservation of natural resources. Through detailed narratives and an array of historical photographs, readers are transported back in time, gaining an appreciation for the significant legacy of this program.
With contributions from historians and CCC enthusiasts, this volume is both an engaging read and a useful resource for anyone interested in the environmental and social history of the United States during the Great Depression. Its academic yet accessible approach makes it suitable both for history buffs and general readers alike, illuminating how the efforts of the CCC are still felt in the parks and forests of Connecticut today.