NEW BULKHEAD INSTALLED!
We are so grateful to the Gordon Corporation in Southington for their generous donation of the doors and to our amazing trails crew who did the demolition and install. What a great team to have around! To learn more and see some of the pictures, follow this link.
We are so grateful to the Gordon Corporation in Southington for their generous donation of the doors and to our amazing trails crew who did the demolition and install. What a great team to have around! To learn more and see some of the pictures, follow this link.
Welcome to the James. L. Goodwin State Forest and Conservation Education Center!
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NEW CONNECTOR !!
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CONGRATULATIONS TO Rob & Judi Andrew on winning the restored James L. Goodwin canoe. Thank you everyone for supporting the raffle, the Friends of Goodwin Forest, and the People's State Forest.
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We cannot thank enough the industrious crew from CFPA and the Goodwin forest volunteers who installed the connector path from the Airline Trail to the Goodwin Conservation Center. A new kiosk has been installed at the junction to direct hikers, etc. to the center. There is also a signpost at Goodwin to direct traffic to the Airline Trail. Click here for a map!
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Give back to Goodwin and enrich someone’s life.
If you have a passion about a conservation, environmental, ecologically -related topic of your choice that you want to share, this is your opportunity. We here at Goodwin would like you to present that knowledge to your peers!
Host a hike, give a presentation, do some outdoor activities or experiments, or just have an open ended discussion.
Goodwin Conservation Center is looking for volunteers who have knowledge about various conservation-related topics and the ability and desire to share that knowledge with others. We are looking for with knowledge in all conservation topics including birding, rocks, invasive species, survival skills, pollution, photography, nature technological equipment, gardening, etc.
Teaching experience helpful but not required. For more information, contact Jasper Sha.
If you have a passion about a conservation, environmental, ecologically -related topic of your choice that you want to share, this is your opportunity. We here at Goodwin would like you to present that knowledge to your peers!
Host a hike, give a presentation, do some outdoor activities or experiments, or just have an open ended discussion.
Goodwin Conservation Center is looking for volunteers who have knowledge about various conservation-related topics and the ability and desire to share that knowledge with others. We are looking for with knowledge in all conservation topics including birding, rocks, invasive species, survival skills, pollution, photography, nature technological equipment, gardening, etc.
Teaching experience helpful but not required. For more information, contact Jasper Sha.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Friends of Goodwin Forest is to advocate, enhance and support education, recreation and conservation activities of the historic James L. Goodwin Forest and Conservation Education Center.
The mission of the Friends of Goodwin Forest is to advocate, enhance and support education, recreation and conservation activities of the historic James L. Goodwin Forest and Conservation Education Center.
The video above is from 2012. Most of our programs are free and open to the public. Look for Current Programs under the events tab to find our monthly listings.
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The James L. Goodwin Forest and Conservation Education Center is located at
23 Potter Road Hampton, CT 06247 860-455-9534 The 2000 acre forest and Richard Haley Native Wildlife Garden are open from sunup to sundown year round. The Conservation Education Center and museums are open on a part-time basis, please call ahead when planning a visit. |
