In recognition of a rapidly shifting climate and increasingly pronounced weather events, Steep Rock Association (SRA) has proactively managed our preserves to enhance their climate
April Showers Bring May Flowers? Maybe not anymore. Climate change has shifted the weather patterns of old so that current gardeners can no longer rely on
The land trust accreditation program recognizes land conservation organizations that meet national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. In 2017, Steep Rock
Grand Opening Above (from left): Boulders Trail Leadership: Steep Rock’s Mike Giapponi, John Santoleri, and Robby Barnet, November 19, 2022. We wish to express our
https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/623897125 Video production by Rocky Barry Rossiter Circle Dinner 2021 Despite a day of heavy rain, we had a terrific turnout at this year’s Rossiter
Steep Rock Association is thrilled to announce the newest addition to its preservation portfolio – Hillside Farm. The 86-acre property located on Nettleton Hollow Road at
Macricostas Preserve has a StoryWalk! This community collaboration between Steep Rock Association, Gunn Memorial Library, and Washington Supply offers a fun and educational outdoor activity for
Thanks to everyone who joined us at the Steep Rock Annual Community Picnic on September 11, 2021. This event continues our long-lived end-of-summer tradition here
New Morning Market Proud to Partner with Steep Rock Association. Woodbury, CT September 2021 New Morning Market is proud to partner with Steep Rock Association
Not even Hurricane Henri bearing down on Connecticut could keep us from showing off Judea Garden on August 21. On a beautiful Saturday afternoon, recipients,
View Gratitude Report As we reflect on our accomplishments over the past