GOSA 2025 Annual Meeting Summary
November 14, 2025
Event Overview The 2025 GOSA Annual Meeting was held on October 16, 2025, at the Groton Thrive 55+ Center. 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
GOSA Video Series
Protecting Land, Water, and Wildlife with Community Engagement
For more than five decades, GOSA has worked to protect the natural landscapes that define Groton and southeastern Connecticut. This four‑part video series tells the story of how a small group of passionate citizens became a trusted conservation organization—and how that work continues today.
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.
Latest News
Annual Membership Meeting – October 16, 2025
October 3, 2025
Groton Thrive 55+ Senior Center • 102 Newtown Rd, Groton, Connecticut 06340Doors Open 6:00 pm • Business Meeting at 6:30
2026 Annual Appeal
October 3, 2025
What have we been doing this year? Bringing Back Natural Habitats GOSA continues tackling invasive plants such as Japanese Knotweed
GOSA 2025 Annual Meeting Summary
November 14, 2025
Event Overview The 2025 GOSA Annual Meeting was held on October 16, 2025, at the Groton Thrive 55+ Center. The
Annual Membership Meeting – October 16, 2025
October 3, 2025
Groton Thrive 55+ Senior Center • 102 Newtown Rd, Groton, Connecticut 06340Doors Open 6:00 pm • Business Meeting at 6:30
2026 Annual Appeal
October 3, 2025
What have we been doing this year? Bringing Back Natural Habitats GOSA continues tackling invasive plants such as Japanese Knotweed