305 acres in Groton and Ledyard, CT
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Trail Map Trails: 4.8 miles Rating: ★★★☆☆
From the GOSA site,
Avery Farm is part of a critical large block of diverse wildlife habitats highlighted on the State of CT Natural Diversity Database maps: grasslands, hedgerows, early successional forest, oak-hemlock-hickory upland forest, Atlantic white cedar swamp, a habitat managed power utility corridor, forested peatlands, kettle type bogs, poor fens, multiple seeps, several Tier I vernal pools, Ed Lamb Brook, Haley Brook, and the southern portion of a 38 acre marsh.
Preserved in 2015.
Peter Marteka – Hike through Avery Farm Nature Preserve and Candlewood Ridge in eastern CT to find fascinating relics and diverse habitats (2023)
Peter Marteka – An Autumn Visit To A Scenic Farm On The Edge Of Groton And Ledyard (2018)
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