Killingworth Land Conservation Trust
  • Home
  • Join Us
    • Directors
    • Conservation Easements
    • Become a Steward
  • Events
    • Spring Program
    • Fall Program
    • Cranberry Harvest
  • Platt Nature Center
  • Our Properties & Trails
    • Cranberry Bogs
    • Fawn Hill Trail
    • Hammonassett River Trail
    • Winkel Pond Trail
  • Plant Native
  • Contact Us
Dedicated to the preservation of open space in the town of Killingworth, Connecticut.

Platt Nature Center

Picture

The 2019 program information in here. Sign up soon.

The updated 2019 brochure is available here.
Please download and print out the registration form and mail it in. You can mail in payment with it or pay online via PayPal to the right. If you pay using PayPal, please write "paid" on your registration form. 
Located on 344 Roast Meat Hill Road in Killingworth, the Platt Nature Center was formerly an old barn belonging to Marion Platt, who donated the building and nine acres of land to the Trust in 1974. A marked trail makes a circuit around the property, and is always open to the public. It now connects to other land trust trails and to our town's Parmelee Farm.  An herbarium of local flora was established by Dr. Donald Swan in 1972 and is housed at the center.

The PNC is home base for the Trust's educational programs.  These include popular summer sessions for school-age children, field trips and evening programs for the entire family.
The summer program schedule and individual programs are announced through mailings, the KLCT newsletter, and local newspapers.  For addition information, call  Judy Lentz at (860)663-1361.
Age Group

2019 Program Dates:

June 24 - June 28  -  Knee High Nature  -  K, Pre-K   -  9:00 - 11:15
June 24 - June 28  -  Stop, Look & Listen   -  Entering Grades 1 + 2  M-F  -  12:00 - 3:00
July 8 - July 12    -  Let's Find Out    Grades 3 + 4   -  M-F  -   9:00 - 2:00
July 15 - July 19  -  Adventure Rangers    Grades 5 + 6  -  M-F  -  9:00 - 2:00
Picture
Proudly powered by Weebly
  • Home
  • Join Us
    • Directors
    • Conservation Easements
    • Become a Steward
  • Events
    • Spring Program
    • Fall Program
    • Cranberry Harvest
  • Platt Nature Center
  • Our Properties & Trails
    • Cranberry Bogs
    • Fawn Hill Trail
    • Hammonassett River Trail
    • Winkel Pond Trail
  • Plant Native
  • Contact Us