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Welcome to the Meriden Land Trust

Our mission statement:

The Meriden Land Trust is an all-volunteer non-profit team committed to the conservation of Meriden’s natural landscapes and green spaces, from woodlands to farmlands to trap rock ridges, including our trail system, for the protection of our wildlife, the preservation of our history, and the enjoyment of all citizens.

We invite you to attend our meetings and share your ideas.

Upcoming Event!

April 25th, 2026: Community Event featuring Riverside Reptiles Education Center

Date/Time: Saturday, April 25th, 12:30-1:30 p.m.

Location: Meriden Public Library

For our 35th Annual Meeting, we are thrilled to host Riverside Reptiles Education Center at the Meriden Public Library at 12:30 on Saturday, April 25th. Would you like to see a huge frog and a giant python? If so, please join us to explore the wonderful world of reptiles and amphibians! Together we will learn what makes a reptile different from an amphibian, which characteristics make each animal unique, and why they matter to the environment. The show is free to the public, and will run about an hour. No sign up is required.

Meeting Schedule

The Meriden Land Trust meets the 4th Wednesday of each month. Most Meriden Land Trust meetings are taking place via Zoom at 7 p.m., unless otherwise noted. If you wish to attend a meeting, please contact us at meridenlandtrust@gmail.com for the monthly Zoom link.

Officers and Board of Directors

President – Harmony Scaglione
Vice-President – Frank Perzanowski
Secretary-Treasurer – Jennifer Sprague
Directors – Mary Jean Giannetti and Justin Piccirillo

7/7/18

On a beautiful, sunny and clear blue day, family and friends gathered at the Hubbard Park Bandshell to celebrate the life of Dwight L. Needels by sharing heartfelt stories and cherished memories.