The GRTA preserves, protects, and promotes open space,
historical trails and the tradition of horseback riding for our community and future generations.
Come enjoy our Nichols Nature Preserve, a 94-acre property with meadows, forests, ponds and swamps. Here, volunteer conservationists have ongoing projects that help some endangered insect pollinators and a variety of bird populations. This diverse and beautiful property is open to all nature enthusiasts for walking, horseback riding, fishing, jogging, bird watching, cross-country skiing etc. Dogs must be leashed at all times, as they scare horses, making it dangerous for riders.
How You Can Get Involved
The GRTA is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit organization, all contributions are tax deductible to the extent provided by the law. We are an independent, self-supporting group that neither seeks nor obtains community funds.
Help us preserve our open space
- Make A Donation
- Become A Member
- Volunteer At An Event
- Endow Nichols Preserve
- Attend A Show Luncheon
- Help Maintain Trails
- Ride With Friends
- Sponsor An Event
There are many ways to get involved and support The GRTA. Learn more about How to Give
Receive Event Invitations & Updates
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Upcoming Events
Barn Tour
Monday, May 16th
Location TBD
Elegant Tented Luncheon & Greenwich Horse Show: 100th Anniversary!
Sunday, June 12th
Pierson Drive, Greenwich
“Day in The Country” Horse Show
Sunday, September 25th
Pierson Drive, Greenwich
About Nichols Nature Preserve
Classifieds
Find information on available barn space, horse stalls, local resources and more.
Membership
Be invited to GRTA events and help in preserving open space, historic wildlife corridors, and the tradition of horseback riding in Greenwich
News & Announcements
Greenwich Sustainability Committee.
This is the fifth of seven terrific articles about our water supply that The Greenwich Sustainability Committee has presented. “One Water – it doesn’t fall from the sky; it comes from the soil”.
The Busy Bee
We now have 4 new hives at Nichols. Jamie Kimball, who works with Ellen Zampino at Bee Commerce, is setting up these hives on the ridge before the big meadow. We are delighted to have more hives and will keep you posted on their progress.
Horsemanship AND Learning to Ride
Learn about instilling horsemanship in our youth and encourage young riders you know to take on our Horsemanship Quiz Challenge!
Helping keep the ‘green’ in Greenwich