Why does GOSA cut down trees?
There are a variety of reasons why you may see GOSA volunteers or contractors hired by GOSA removing and/or cutting down trees. The key reason
There are a variety of reasons why you may see GOSA volunteers or contractors hired by GOSA removing and/or cutting down trees. The key reason
How did your family happen to purchase the Avery Farm? My father, Latham Avery, purchased the farm when he was 19 years old. His mother
The Conservation Fund published the following article in March 2015. The town of Groton, Connecticut, has a long history dating to before its incorporation in
This story has a serendipitous beginning, storybook ending, and positive outlook for producing future chapters rich in adventure. It began last year during Connecticut Trails
Click here to read the article.
July 15, 2014 Does a fen habitat interest you? Orchids, sundews, lilies, woodwardias and a few Atlantic white cedars? For a field trip on
Written by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and published on June 21, 2014 in the Hamlet Hub Tolland, CT –The spotlight was on 12 remarkable women
By Syma A. Ebbin First published on March 31 in GOSA News, Spring 2014 edition Have you been to the Sheep Farm? It is one of GOSA’s
This is an update on the back-field habitat restoration work party Jim organized Sunday, May 11th, at CR. At first glance this back-field site appeared
Published April 24, 2014 Click here to read an article about the scenic road that bypasses Avery Farm.