Welcome to the Southington Land Trust
We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1973 that seeks to preserve nature in our community.
Next Meeting:
Thursday, April 17, 2025, at the Southington Land Trust Office, 76 North Main Street, entrance in back. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The meeting starts at 7:00 p.m.
New Members Welcome!
Coming Events

Earth Day Nature Walk
Saturday, April 26, 2025 – 2PM | 258 Wedgewood Road, Southington
Led by Herpetologist Dennis Quinn. Join us for a fun and educational nature walk at our our property, Wedgewood Wildlife Sanctuary, with Herpetologist Dennis Quinn. We hope to get eyes on some reptiles and amphibians during this walk. Dress for the weather and wear good shoes you don’t mind getting a little muddy. Open to all – bring along your family, friends, and kids. No pets please. Should be about an hour long.

Nature Day Festival
Saturday, May 31 2025 – 11AM – 3PM | 995 Meriden-Waterbury Turnpike, Plantsville
Join us for our biggest event of the year! Free event for nature enthusiasts of all ages!
Saturday, May 31, 11am – 3pm @ the Southington Drive-In. Featured presentations by
Christine’s Critters & Riverside Reptiles.
Registration not required but strongly encourage:

National Trails Day Hike
Explore the trails at YMCA Camp Sloper! Learn about local flowers, trees, and wildlife, as well as the history and geology of this part of Southington. Most of the hike will be on flat and easy trails. At the end participants will have the option of climbing up a boulder field to the top of the cliff, which has a fine view of the Quinnipiac valley. Led my SLCT Member Philip Thibodeau.
We’re excited to introduce Saige, our newest teen volunteer at the Southington Land Trust! As part of a school project, Saige is dedicating her time and energy to making a difference with us. Her passion for the environment, helping others, and eagerness to learn make Saige a great addition to our team.
Please join us in welcoming Saige on her journey! And be sure to check out her adventures: Growing Green: Saige’s Volunteer Adventures with the Southington Land Trust


