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Welcome to the Grafton Land Trust

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Founded in 1958, the Grafton Forest Association was established by local Graftonians who had the foresight to see the long term benefits of land conservation.

We are now known as the Grafton Land Trust (GLT), and we continue to work closely with landowners, federal, state, and local governments, and other conservation groups to permanently preserve open space and natural ecosystems in Grafton. Six hundred and twenty acres are now protected. Despite this great accomplishment, we must all continue our work and ensure that precious land is preserved for future generations.

We invite you to use this web site to explore our properties, learn about our activities, and join with us in our efforts to protect the natural environment of Grafton.

GLT in the News

GLT Announces Education Grants! If you are interested in applying for a grant, visit our Programs and Education Page.

Recent Events:

51st Annual Land Trust meeting

Mushroom Foray

Blackstone Valley Greenway Challenge Adventure Race

Craig LeClaire/Rich Vacca Memorial Trail Race

Big Pumpkin Trail Ride

2nd Annual Pancake Breakfast and Fall Color Hike

The Roger D. Hohman Memorial Lecture on Trout Streams

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Swimming at the Fletcher Reserve island on Silver Lake

 

Video footage of coyote roaming at Martha Deering property. Video taken by Ken Webb using motion sensor camera. There's video of some other critters here.

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