Visit the 2,000-acre James L. Goodwin State Forest, native wildlife garden, and nature center with your group and take part in the Goodwin Conservation Center’s educational ecology-based programs.

Grow Hartford is an urban farm that encourages youth groups to rise up against food injustice and other human rights issues affecting the community.

Open year round for group visits, Meigs Point Nature Center seeks to enrich science learning with hands-on opportunities. The nature center features a touch tank, exhibits, and tours.

A nature center home to indoor and outdoor animals, trails through woodlands and quarry terrain, and exhibits on nature, natural history, and Native American exhibits.

Located in Northwestern Connecticut, Audubon Sharon encompasses 3,000 acres, four nature sanctuaries, and part of the Atlantic Flyway.

The Stamford City’s Solid Waste & Recycling Department offers a three-part tour of the facility to learn about recycling, sanitation, stormwater and more.

Day and overnight Voluntown Peace Trust program options for groups can include recycling, sustainable living, social change, and nature hikes.