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04/18/2017 07:00 AMReady to go to the next level?
If you’re looking for training that will give you an entrée into the land care professions, there are a number of sources in Connecticut.
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UConn offers two- and four-year degrees in a variety of landscape-related topics.
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Naugatuck Valley Community College offers an associate’s degree in horticulture. (www.nv.edu/Credit/Horticulture)
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Three Rivers Community College in Norwich offers a Sustainable Landscape Ecology and Conservation Technician Certificate. (bit.ly/sustainable-tech)
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Connecticut College offers degrees in botany and environmental studies. (www.conncoll.edu)
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Professional groups such Connecticut Nursery and Landscape Association and Connecticut Tree Protective Association offer credential programs.
—Kathy Connolly