Welcome to Connecticut Air Quality Cams!

Protecting and improving air quality is a leading item on Connecticut's environmental agenda. The Nutmeg State has seen marked improvements in air quality since the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection was formed in 1971. Connecticut now meets health related standards for most pollutants regulated under the federal Clean Air Act, and levels have decreased for the rest. Levels of ground-level ozone and particles still remain to be a health and environmental concern.

The state is determined to build on its record and improve it continuously. In a commitment to environmental vigilance the department has added live webcams to its arsenal to observe, record and maintain image archives with an eye on prevention or correction of air quality issues.

EarthCam and affiliate Connecticut Department of Enviromental Protection invite you to observe the webcams in action in the three locations throughout the state. The cameras at Mohawk Mountain in Cornwall, Talcott Mountain Science Center in Avon and Criscuolo Park in New Haven offer live access to view current and recent conditions.

For more information, please visit our affiliate at
www.ct.gov/dep/site/default.asp.