The Spring Hill Farm Preserve is a work in progress. Thanks to Eagle Scout Projects, and dedicated Southbury Land Trust Stewardship crews and volunteers, this property is on target to open in 2026.

Dogs on leash are Welcome. Please read and adhere to the New Dog Policy whenever you and your dog visit Southbury Land Trust Preserves.

Native plants are the host plants for lepidoptera (moths and caterpillars). We need them if we want a successful food web.

A look back to a few of the past year's highlights with Southbury Land Trust's Stewardship work.

The Beaver Deceiver allows this keystone animal to share space harmoniously with humans.

All of these acquisitions tell a story—the story of Southbury. And together with public support and enjoyment of these unique places, we are

The work of the Stewardship Team has been nothing short of exemplary.

Big Night, you might know (southburylandtrust.org/bignight) is a spring event when measurable numbers of amphibians come out of hiding...

Trail blazes are used to direct hikers along a particular path in a trail system.

A CT Community Foundation grant gives bloom to an environmental project with SLT, Southbury Garden Club and Sustainable Southbury.

You might be interested to know that the Southbury Land Trust preserves land in two basic ways: We own the land, or we hold a...

Pictured is a wooded slope, a portion of SLT's new property that wcritical acquisition

There are so many reasons to Leave the Leaves. The incentive to keep the leaves on the ground, in your yard, where they fell, is an...

October 8th turned out to be quite the day. Southbury Land Trust and the Town of Southbury held the 2nd History Walk of this year...

Press Release SLT Receives CT Botanical Society Grant Southbury, CT – September 18, 2023 The Southbury Land Trust was a recent recipient...

Originally penned as a letter to the Southbury Voices editor (July 2023) by SLT Vice-President Tom Crider To the Editor: A new study says...