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Fall may be the best season in Granby
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Rick Orluk’s photo of the swing along the Granby Land Trust trail through the Emery Preserve highlights fall’s beauty.
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Granby Land Trust — November 2026
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Art Inspired by New England’s Natural Beauty; Fall in love with Granby; and Thank You, Volunteers!
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Granby Land Trust welcomes members to Annual Meeting and Community Supper
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Nearly 100 Granby Land Trust members gathered on Oct. 18 for the organization’s 2026 Annual Meeting and Community Supper, an evening of good food, friendship and reflection on the year’s accomplishments.
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Granby Land Trust — October 2026
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GLT’s 19th Annual Juried Art Show; Annual Meeting and Community Supper set for Oct. 18
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Granby Land Trust — September 2026
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GLT Volunteer Spotlight on Ron Dufrane and Granby Land Trust News
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Granby Land Trust — July/August 2026
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Hikers hit the trails June 7, Volunteers preserve GLT property, Birds of Prey fascinate crowd, and Dewey-Granby Oak
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Granby Land Trust — June 2026
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GLT hosts Crag Mountain ridgeline hike, Beaver believers hike: Learning to live with nature’s engineers, Wildflower hike showcases spring ephemerals in bloom, and Ben Goldfarb impresses
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GLT volunteers pick up record 4,220 pounds of trash
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More than 100 Granby Land Trust (GLT) volunteers spread out across Granby during Earth Day Weekend to remove a record-setting 4,220 pounds of roadside trash from more than 50 miles of roadway and parking lots during the GLT’s fourth annual Earth Day Roadside Cleanup.
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Spring migration brings spectacular birdwatching
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On the Granby Land Trust’s annual Mother’s Day Bird Walk, which took place at the Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve in North Granby, participants spotted an incredible 52 species of birds over the course of two hours, with especially fine views of rose-breasted grosbeak, kingfisher, black-throated blue warbler (always a crowd pleaser), wood thrush, spotted sandpiper, great blue heron, common yellowthroat and Virginia rail.
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Earth Day Weekend Cleanup 2026
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More than 100 people volunteered their time to help clean Granby’s roadsides as part of the Granby Land Trust’s 2026 Earth Day Roadside Cleanup.