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The Trail Crew always welcomes new members! Volunteers meet in the parking lot at 9:30 on Sunday mornings, April through November. The work sessions usually last for about two hours (weather permitting), and there are a variety of tasks suited for all abilities. Trail Crew projects typically involve clearing fallen trees, removing litter, repainting trail […] |
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Save the Date! The Sleeping Giant Park Association will host its 100th Annual Meeting of Members on September 14th, 2024. All are welcome to attend to learn about SGPA's current projects and programs, as well as plans for the organization's next 100 years. This year is an election year, so current SGPA members will also […]
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The Sleeping Giant Park Association invites you to join us to learn about the geology of the Giant. David Sherwood will lead the hike. David has a degree in geology, worked on the staff at the Peabody Museum and has led geology trips in Connecticut and Arizona. He also authored the Guide to the Geology […]
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SGPA's Environmental Stewardship Committee helps to steward the park by removing invasive, non-native species (learn more, HERE). You can lend a hand to this important effort by joining as a volunteer. Projects will vary by week, but generally include pulling, cutting, and otherwise removing invasive plants from around the park. Those looking for lighter work […] |
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In celebration of Sleeping Giant State Park's centennial, SGPA teamed up with our friends at Counter Weight Brewing Company to brew something special—Sleeping Giant Pale Ale! This limited-release beer promises to be a smooth, easy-drinking brew—perfect for raising a glass in honor of the Giant’s first 100 years. We invite all of our supporters to […] |
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The Sleeping Giant Park Association invites you to join us to learn about the biodiversity of Sleeping Giant Park, why biodiversity is important and how we can help to preserve it. The hike will be led by JP Barsky and Gail Cameron, the previous and current SGPA Naturalists. This will be an easy to moderate […]
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