Greenburgh Nature Center

Our Story

In 1973, the residents of the Town of Greenburgh voted to allocate funds for the purchase of the Hall Estate, marking the beginning of a dedicated effort to protect wildlife. Officially established in 1975, the Greenburgh Nature Center has evolved into a 33-acre nonprofit nature preserve, featuring trails, a vernal pond, a Native Plant Meadow, a Native American Replica Village, a Barnyard, and an Organic Garden. This sanctuary not only serves as a refuge for wildlife but also fosters a deep appreciation and understanding of nature through active educational programs.

Our Impact

Each year, the Greenburgh Nature Center impacts nearly 90,000 individuals through its diverse educational programs and live animal museum. Your support is vital in maintaining our tranquil open spaces and caring for the 100+ animals that call the Nature Center home.

Why Donate?

Your contributions provide essential tools and equipment to sustain our grounds and support our mission of environmental education and wildlife conservation.

Get Involved

Make a difference today! Support the Greenburgh Nature Center by donating cryptocurrency or cash. Your generosity helps preserve nature for future generations and enriches the community.