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  September is the month where Steep Rock Association likes to thank our donors and greater community for their support during the year. And what a year 2020 has been! While we’ve had to

Enjoying Autumn–In Perpetuity!  Photo: Brian E. Hagenbuch To date, Steep Rock Association has preserved over 5,200 acres of land in and around Washington, CT, in perpetuity. Walking our trails this month, I realize that the

Steep Rock Association (SRA) seeks a dynamic and motivated Development Specialist to join our incredible team. The Development Specialist will provide leadership in helping us reimagine our approach to fundraising and serve as a

Dear Steep Rock Community, It’s been a “stormy” few months! But Steep Rock is still here for you. We are here for you during the pandemic. In March we had to close our offices

Tropical Story Isaias has had a significant impact in all Steep Rock Preserves. We lost count of the number of trees broken or felled on our trails in Hidden Valley, Macricostas, and Steep Rock

The Board of Trustees and staff of Steep Rock Association are excited to announce leadership changes in the organization. In June, Board President Eugene Pinover and Chairperson Kirsten Feldman stepped down after serving their