Groton Earth Day Expo 2025
April 18, 2025
Got plans for April 26th? We are so excited to be part of the Groton Earth Day Expo at the
Groton Open Space Association
Conservation, and environmental preservation of open space and recreational areas in Southeastern Connecticut
Groton Open Space Association’s 2024 Annual Meeting
Thursday, October 17th 6pm See Details
Upcoming Hike
When: May 4, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Where: The Merritt Family Forest
The TMFF figure eight loop trail will take us through the wooded forest, over streams, and past several New England rock walls before returning to the trailhead meadow. Meet at the trailhead on Fishtown Road (opposite 72 Fishtown Rd. property). Parking is street side on either Fishtown Rd. or Rhonda Drive. Hike is moderate due to some elevation gain. Hope you can join us!
Land, Water and Wildlife
Established in 1967, Groton Open Space Association protects and preserves our local forests, streams, and wildlife by acquiring, improving, and maintaining open space properties. These spaces are made available to the community for passive recreation, education, and to foster an appreciation of nature.
Our Properties
We invite you to visit the properties that GOSA has helped protect. All properties are free and open to the public from sunrise to sunset.
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