Conservation Conversation: Biodiversity of the McLean Game Refuge

Program Type:

Other

Age Group:

Adults
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  • Registration will close on November 18, 2025 @ 7:00pm.
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Event Details

The McLean Game Refuge assembles a broad mixture of geologies, land types, and waterways into one of southern New England’s most diverse places. Accordingly, a remarkable diversity of plants and animals can be found on the 4,400 acre tract located in Granby, Simsbury, and Canton. Researchers have documented 641 plants, 334 fungi, and 152 birds. Forest Manager Connor Hogan shares conservation information, including habitat protection, species monitoring, and more. Questions welcomed! Register to attend. 

About the presenter:

Connor Hogan, McLean Game Refuge Director, oversees all research, conservation, education, and recreation initiatives at one of southern New England's largest wildlife sanctuaries. He is an experienced land manager, forester, and field naturalist focusing on wildlife habitat restoration and ecosystem resilience. He serves as a regional resource for conservation professionals. 

Sponsored by Granby Public Library, Granby Land Trust, and Granby Conservation Commission.

https://granby-ct.gov/library

https://granbylandtrust.org/

https://granby-ct.gov/341/Conservation-Commission

 

 

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