Greenwich Land Trust permanently protects 1,014 acres of diverse habitats, from the tidal marshes of Long Island Sound, to meadows and orchards, and the lush woodlands of the backcountry. Our ongoing commitment to conserve open space ensures that the land will always be there — for us, for our children, for their children, forever.

Land protection and stewardship are the foundation of Greenwich Land Trust’s conservation mission. With the help of volunteers, town officials, and community leaders, we work to fulfill our commitments to landowners, preserve the integrity of our easements, and uphold the public trust.

Greenwich Land Trust works to build a community around conservation, engaging people of all generations to care for our natural resources that contribute to the historic character and scenic beauty of Greenwich.