
Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park: A Leader in Environmental Education, Outdoor Recreation, and Conservation

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The Town of Wilton Highway Department Installing New Accessible Paths at Camp Saratoga North
November 27, 2024: Just in time for Thanksgiving, we are thankful to the Town of Wilton Highway Department for installing the new accessible pathways at Camp Saratoga North this week! Another big thank you to D.A. Collins for donating the stone dust that was used for the pathways.
We are creating a year-round Outdoor Education Center that will become the focal point for visitors and users of the Town of Wilton’s Historic Camp Saratoga.
In this adaptive reuse project, the existing buildings at Camp Saratoga will be renovated. The entire Education Center Campus will be named after Larry Gordon, a transformative Wilton leader and Saratoga County planner who spent most of his life protecting, enhancing, and promoting the conservation of the landscape of Camp Saratoga.
Check out Wilton Wildlife on Local Media!
Our Executive Director, Margo Olson talked to Joe Donahue on January 10th on WAMC’s Roundtable.
Our Public Outreach Coordinator, Bella Osborn, was on WNYT on January 24th talking about an upcoming nature art program.
Check out our South High Marathon Dance 2025 Recipient Video on Youtube!
A Preserve for Nature and a Park for People Like You!
It is a place where we come together as a community through programs, our shared love of the outdoors, and our shared concerns about protecting these places for the future. It is a place you can come back to again and again, that is close enough for a rejuvenating walk at the end of a long day, but wild enough to feel like an escape.
Our mission is to provide opportunities for environmental education and outdoor recreation while supporting the conservation of ecological systems and natural settings. Serving the community as a non-profit organization since 1996, we do not own any of the 2,400 acres that are known as the Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park. We do our work in partnership with the landowners; the Town of Wilton, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Saratoga County, and The Nature Conservancy. Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park is located on the ancestral homelands of the Mohawk, Haudenosaunee (Iroquois); Abenaki; Algonkian (Mohican) people.
Located in Saratoga County, New York, Wilton Wildlife is part of the Saratoga Sandplains. This area of ancient sand dunes, small but important wetlands and diverse ecological communities is home to the federally endangered Karner blue butterfly. This one-inch blue beauty is the catalyst behind the effort to conserve this increasingly rare landscape.
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While working to ensure a future for the Karner blue butterfly and other imperiled species, we invite people of all ages to enjoy the protected lands, appreciate the area’s beauty, and to value nature’s importance.
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Thank You to our 2025 Donors
(Donation Received January 1 through May 1, 2025)
This does not include gifts to the Larry Gordon Outdoor Education Center which can be found here.
Leadership
Scotty’s Exit 16 – The Parillo Family
Supporter
Dione Ramsdill, State Farm Agent
Thank You to Our 2025 Donors of $100 and up
Guardian
Ballston Spa National Bank
Jennifer Benaman and Drew Roginski
Marne Onderdonk
Protector
Phyllis J. Miyauchi
Advocate
Dave Hall
Chuck Marshall and Julie McDonald
MLK Saratoga
Bob and Lisa Reepmeyer
Friend
Krista Ferguson
George Hodgson
David and Karen Hoffman
Robert and Peggy Lounsbury
Suzanne and Robert Sand
Malina and Michael Stawarz
Paul Tonko
Thank You to Our 2025 Wild About Blue Honorary Committee Donors
Little Blue Stem
Stewart’s Shops
Blue Jay
Arrow Bank
Belmonte Builders
Scotty’s Exit 16 – The Parillo Family