Join herpetologist Dr. Susan Herrick from the University of Connecticut’s Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology to search for hidden herpetofauna—including frogs, salamanders, snakes and more—in the field! The Connecticut State Museum of Natural History is partnering with Joshua’s Tract Conservation and Historic Trust to host a field-learning activity with Dr. Herrick to uncover common Connecticut herps in their native habitat. Dr. […]

Stop by the Gurleyville Grist Mill to hear Joan Sinder and a small ensemble of fiddle players (and possibly a dulcimer!) on September 15th for a free and informal musical recital of traditional folk tunes that evoke the spirit of the grist mill at its 1800’s peak.

This event has been postponed due to cold and wet conditions. We'll try to reschedule in October. We'll update you with a date as soon as we know.   Join us for a morning yoga session at Atwood Farm. Bring a mat or blanket. All ages are welcome to this free event. Light refreshments will […]

Nestled in the historic Mansfield village of Gurleyville, on the banks of the Fenton River, the Joshua’s Trust Gurleyville Grist Mill stands much as it was in 1830. The 15-acre campus of field and forest also includes the Miller’s Cottage, birthplace of Gov. Wilbur Cross, whose grandfather and father were millers here. Guides will be […]

Nestled in the historic Mansfield village of Gurleyville, on the banks of the Fenton River, the Joshua’s Trust Gurleyville Grist Mill stands much as it was in 1830. The 15-acre campus of field and forest also includes the Miller’s Cottage, birthplace of Gov. Wilbur Cross, whose grandfather and father were millers here. Guides will be […]