Property Stewards
We are so grateful to our amazing team of property stewards, who look after the properties we own and the properties upon which we hold conservation easements. Collectively, these dedicated volunteers monitor more than 3,000 acres of land.
Property Stewards, please log in here to provide your annual monitoring reports! If you steward a property upon which we have a trail, please complete a Trail Steward report as well. Thank you!
The iconic cupola of the Wilcox Barn in West Granby, set against today’s brilliant blue sky.
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Join or renew your Granby Land Trust membership and help us preserve Granby’s beautiful places like Creamer Pond at the GLT’s Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve in North Granby. Family memberships start at only $30. Join or renew at www.GranbyLandTrust.org and know that you are making an investment in Granby’s future. Thank you in advance for your support!
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A wintery view from the GLT’s Frances B. Petersen Preserve. Located on Broad Hill Road in West Granby, this 30-acre parcel features views to the west. The Petersen Preserve abuts the Blackington Family, Beman Family, and Beverly Goodwin Preserves, as well as the GLT’s Diamond Ledges Preserve, which was donated by Mary Edwards. When combined, these GLT properties make up almost 90 acres of protected land abutting the McLean Game Refuge and the Town of Granby/Friends of Holcomb Farm.
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So impressive