Traprock Ridge Land Conservancy

Traprock Ridge Land Conservancy Traprock Ridge Land Conservancy preserves open space in Bloomfield, East Granby, West Hartford, and Windsor, Connecticut.

The East Granby Land Trust (EGLT) is a private, non-governmental, non-profit organization incorporated in 1974 for the purpose of conserving the natural resources and unique features of East Granby . EGLT currently owns land parcels comprising over 264 acres that are open to the public for passive recreational activity including hiking, photography and nature study. We depend solely on members and

volunteers from the community for support. In March 2023 we entered into an agreement to form the Traprock Ridge Land Conservancy by merging with West Hartford Land Trust and Wintonbury Land Trust (more to follow). Please consider donating your time or becoming a member. Visit us at www.eglt.org or like us on Facebook for more information.

Please join us in exploring the Mill Brook Open Space, a 95-acre parcel in Windsor that is part of the Mill Brook Greenw...
06/03/2026

Please join us in exploring the Mill Brook Open Space, a 95-acre parcel in Windsor that is part of the Mill Brook Greenway. This hike, led by master naturalist Brad Robinson, will follow the woods, meadows, and trails. Stops will be made to note native species and invasives. Many areas are being ‘rewilded’ allowing plants and wildlife to flourish. Birds are abundant.

Moderate terrain with some rolling hills. It is easy to break off at any point and return to the starting point. Leashed dogs permitted. No rain date.

We will meet in the parking lot at 2:00 pm.

Register at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScJm3wqERadDoUpt0UdEN8spJKeA7xi25CP7LBBLBmdm4K97w/viewform

Tomorrow night! Learn more about the effects that our actions have on the natural world around us from TRLC volunteer an...
05/26/2026

Tomorrow night! Learn more about the effects that our actions have on the natural world around us from TRLC volunteer and Education & Outreach Committee member, Brad Robinson.

Join us this weekend for a spring bird walk at Westmoor Park in West Hartford.
05/21/2026

Join us this weekend for a spring bird walk at Westmoor Park in West Hartford.

An amazing opportunity in our region for writers!
05/21/2026

An amazing opportunity in our region for writers!

Reminder: There are still a couple of spots open if you've already read the book or have some reading time tonight or to...
05/19/2026

Reminder: There are still a couple of spots open if you've already read the book or have some reading time tonight or tomorrow. This is being co-hosted by Westmoor Park in West Hartford overlooking their beautiful grounds with a view of the meadow habitat. Don't miss out! Register here: https://www.trlandconservancy.org/events-list/

This week I had the honor of presenting the Organization of the Year Award to Shipman and Goodwin LLP at the ProBono Par...
05/08/2026

This week I had the honor of presenting the Organization of the Year Award to Shipman and Goodwin LLP at the ProBono Partnership Volunteer of the Year Event. I was so happy to present this award because Traprock Ridge Land Conservancy could not keep moving forward with conservation work without the help of generous attorneys and law firms like Shipman and Goodwin. Pictured with me are two people who have been instrumental in our success. Sara Taylor, Senior Staff Attorney at ProBono Partnerships and Tyler Archer, Attorney at Shipman and Goodwin. Sara helps TRLC find legal council and Tyler Archer has said yes over and over to assisting with easements, lease agreements and acquisitions. ProBono Partnerships and Shipman and Goodwin can share in the proud legacy of land protection. It takes a whole community to keep protecting the land we love and it also takes attorneys who care. Thank you to Sara and Tyler for their generosity. -Amanda Thompson, President TRLC

You are welcome to join us on Saturday from 10am-12pm. In honor of Arbor Day, we will be clearing brush and small trees ...
04/23/2026

You are welcome to join us on Saturday from 10am-12pm. In honor of Arbor Day, we will be clearing brush and small trees from around the trees along the Notable Tree Trail at Hawk Hill Farm at 20 Duncaster Road in Bloomfield.

The trail features 9 significant trees with educational signage, including 5 notable trees (the state's largest and most historic trees).

Bring water and loppers, hand saws, and dress for the woods with long pants, long sleeves, boots, work gloves.

Join us tomorrow for an Earth Day work party from 1-3pm at the University of St. Joseph in West Hartford. We will be hel...
04/21/2026

Join us tomorrow for an Earth Day work party from 1-3pm at the University of St. Joseph in West Hartford. We will be helping Environmental Science Professor Dr. Kirsten Martin and her students remove invasive Callery and Bradford pear trees from the grassland habitat and w**d the pollinator garden.

Park in the lot on the west side of campus closest to Trout Brook Drive and bring water, loppers and hand saws. Dress for poison ivy and ticks.

And please visit TRLC's table at St Joseph’s Earth Day Fair from 11am–2pm which will be held in front of McDonough Hall.

Please join us at our Annual Meeting featuring a beaver presentation on Tuesday, April 21 at 6:30 pm at the East Granby ...
04/19/2026

Please join us at our Annual Meeting featuring a beaver presentation on Tuesday, April 21 at 6:30 pm at the East Granby Community Center, 9 Center Street. All are welcome!

You will learn more about our efforts to protect the environment, preserve local farms and connect people with nature. Meet the board of directors who will report on activities and finances and answer your questions. Current TRLC members will elect directors to the board for the next term. Light refreshments will be served.

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PO Box 734
Bloomfield, CT
06002

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