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The Granby Land Trust is a member-supported, nonprofit organization. We rely on the support of people like you to help us preserve Granby’s natural heritage and Granby's natural resources. For as little as $30, you can begin to make a difference. Your gift will ensure people have places to connect with nature. It will protect agricultural and support local food production. And it will preserve Granby's natural beauty and rural character.
As a member, you will receive notices about lectures, hikes, work parties, and other special events, including our Annual Meeting. You will receive our newsletter, which will keep you abreast of our land acquisitions and land management activities. And you will have the satisfaction of doing something good for Granby and the planet.
Join online or download a membership form and mail it to us. Make checks payable to the “Granby Land Trust” and mail to:
Granby Land Trust
PO Box 23
Granby, CT 06035
The Granby Land Trust is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization. All contributions, including membership dues, are tax-deductible to the extent allowable by law. If you have any questions or would like more information about the Granby Land Trust, please email info@granbylandtrust.org.
Thank you for your support!
Earlier this spring, we set up this trail cam on a log crossing over the roaring Mountain Brook on the GLT’s Garmany Preserve in West Granby. We hoped to capture some video of animals making their way from one side of the brook to the other. After watching hundreds of squirrel videos (truly, hundreds), we were thrilled to see this beautiful bobcat! Watch how he disappears into the woods 👀.
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Two Virginia Rails photographed earlier this week near the South Marsh at the GLT’s Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve. Wary of being in the open, these chickenlike long-billed birds like freshwater and brackish wetlands (like the South Marsh) that have cover and they feed primarily on insects. You are more likely to hear their distinctive call in the hours surrounding dawn and dusk (“tick-it, tick-it, tick-it…) than see them so this was a terrific photo 📸 capture by GLT Member Don Shaw, Jr.
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Once again, the Granby Land Trust’s “Trust the Bees” Gran-Bee Trivia Contest team stirred up a beehive of activity at last Friday’s Granby Education Foundation event. We thank our Gran-Bee Team members – GLT Board Members Karen Dowd, Stacey Bahn Kroninger, and former GMHS student and current educator Kenzie Dowd – for their great work, which included distributing many Karen Dowd-crocheted bees 🐝 to a swarming crowd of youngsters. Congratulations 👏 to the Granby Education Foundation on running yet another successful Gran-Bee!
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