Shelton Dog Park

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298 Nells Rock Rd
Shelton, CT 06484
+1 (203) 924-1555
http://www.sheltonconservation.org

The Shelton Conservation Commission is dedicated to balancing the rapid growth of Shelton, Connecticut, with the preservation of open spaces, recreational opportunities, and the protection of scenic and historic resources. Their efforts include managing trails, promoting community engagement, and addressing environmental concerns to ensure a healthy ecosystem for residents and visitors alike.

In addition to overseeing local conservation initiatives, the Commission collaborates with the Shelton Land Trust, which manages over 364 acres of open space accessible to the public. Their ongoing projects include the development of trails, community service opportunities, and measures to address wildlife management and invasive species in the region.

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