Preserving Granby's Natural Places

Saving Agricultural Land

Protecting Ecologically Sensitive Areas

Conserving Scenic Vistas

Sustaining Wildlife Habitat

Granby Land Trust

Founded in 1972, the Granby Land Trust (GLT) works to preserve Granby’s natural heritage through the conservation of its scenic vistas, open space corridors, wildlife habitat, ecologically sensitive areas, and agricultural land.

The GLT has protected 3,471 acres, as it owns 2,401 acres of land and holds conservation easements on an additional 1,070 acres. The Land Trust is committed to environmental education and provides and maintains walking trails on a number of its preserves.

The Land Trust earned National Accreditation by the Land Trust Alliance in 2014 and renewed its Accreditation in 2019, proving that it is committed to professional excellence, responsible governance and lasting stewardship of its properties.

Become a member today and help us preserve Granby’s natural places.

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A BIG Thanks 🙏 to GLT Board Member John Weeks and his wife, Chris Chinni, for once again leading our GLT Spring Bird Walks on the Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve this weekend! This is always one of our most popular events of the year, and with good reason! More than 50 species of birds were identified on each walk, including: a pair of Virginia Rails, a Baltimore Oriole, a Scarlet Tanager, a Rose-breasted Grosbeak, three Wood Ducks, and a Black-and-white Warbler, among others. Photos by GLT Member Jim Watso.

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A BIG Thanks 🙏 to GLT Board Member John Weeks and his wife, Chris Chinni, for once again leading our GLT Spring Bird Walks on the Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve this weekend! This is always one of our most popular events of the year, and with good reason! More than 50 species of birds were identified on each walk, including: a pair of Virginia Rails, a Baltimore Oriole, a Scarlet Tanager, a Rose-breasted Grosbeak, three Wood Ducks, and a Black-and-white Warbler, among others. Photos by GLT Member Jim Watso. 

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📣 GLT SPRING BIRD WALK UPDATE – MAY 10 EVENT CANCELED: Due to the predicted inclement weather tomorrow 🌧️ (Saturday) morning, we have canceled the Saturday, May 10th Bird Walk at the GLT’s Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve. While Sunday morning’s walk is full; we DO have openings for Monday morning’s Spring Bird Walk starting at 7AM. To reserve a space in Monday’s walk, email John Weeks at aerie.john@cox.net.

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📣 GLT SPRING BIRD WALK UPDATE – MAY 10 EVENT CANCELED: Due to the predicted inclement weather tomorrow 🌧️ (Saturday) morning, we have canceled the Saturday, May 10th Bird Walk at the GLT’s Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve. While Sunday morning’s walk is full; we DO have openings for Monday morning’s Spring Bird Walk starting at 7AM. To reserve a space in Monday’s walk, email John Weeks at aerie.john@cox.net. 

#BirdWalks #Birds #GLTDismalBrookWildlifePreserve #DismalBrookWildlifePreserve #NorthGranbyCT #WestGranby #GranbyCT #LoveYourCTLandTrust #MyHappyPlace #Land4All #LandTrust #GranbyLandTrust
Springtime color 💚 at the GLT’s Ann Pelka Preserve on Silver Street in North Granby. 

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