The Nature Museum at Grafton has a number of projects that take place in satellite locations.
The Village Park is a wooded trail system that is located behind the Museum and is a wonderful place to amble through the forest. Maps are available at the Museum.
Volunteers For Peace Blitz Grafton Trails On August 8, 2010 ten extraordinary international volunteers from Volunteers For Peace [VFP] arrived in Grafton on a work mission to improve trails at the Village Park and the Grafton Ponds Outdoor Center. The VFP project in Grafton was a collaboration between The Nature Museum and the Windham Foundation which involved two teachers from Spain and eight college-age students: two young men from South Korea, one from Italy, and five young women -- one each from France, Germany, Japan, Spain, and Taiwan.
Read more about the Volunteers For Peace visit
The Bellows Falls Fish Ladder and Watershed Visitor Center is owned by TransCanada Corporation and the educational aspect of the facility is managed by The Nature Museum.
The Fish Ladder houses exhibits, displays and activities focusing on the Connecticut River and its watershed.
