Eagle Project Proposal – Bat Houses
June 10, 2022
Nathaniel Kimpan of Boy Scout troop 200 has constructed and installed four bat houses at GOSA’s Avery Farm as his
Groton Open Space Association
Conservation, and environmental preservation of open space and recreational areas in Groton Connecticut
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.
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Tribute to Jim Anderson, 1950-2022, Long-serving GOSA board member
June 9, 2022
James Brent Anderson, PhD., passed away from a long-term respiratory condition on May 13, 2022. He is survived by his
Annual Haley Farm “Earth Day” Work Party
May 4, 2022
Some great people and a beautiful day combined to make our annual Haley Farm “Earth Day” work party a big
Eagle Project Proposal – Bat Houses
June 10, 2022
Nathaniel Kimpan of Boy Scout troop 200 has constructed and installed four bat houses at GOSA’s Avery Farm as his
Tribute to Jim Anderson, 1950-2022, Long-serving GOSA board member
June 9, 2022
James Brent Anderson, PhD., passed away from a long-term respiratory condition on May 13, 2022. He is survived by his
Annual Haley Farm “Earth Day” Work Party
May 4, 2022
Some great people and a beautiful day combined to make our annual Haley Farm “Earth Day” work party a big