The Grey Towers Heritage Association (GTHA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the U.S. Forest Service in the education, improvement, promotion, conservation, and wise use of Grey Towers National Historic Site in Milford, Pennsylvania.

Through their work, the Grey Towers Heritage Association assists with:

• Education and Promotion: GTHA assists in educating the public about the history and significance of Grey Towers, the former home of conservationist Gifford Pinchot, and promotes its role in environmental conservation.
• Conservation Efforts: The association supports conservation initiatives to preserve the site’s natural and historical resources, ensuring its legacy for future generations.
• Public Programs: GTHA organizes events such as the “Lunch & Learn” series, offering educational sessions on topics like the history of Milford and American music.
• Heritage Projects: The association undertakes various projects, including the Fire Tower Project, Forest Discovery Trail, and the Laurel Hill Burial Ground restoration, to enhance the visitor experience and preserve the site’s heritage.

For more information on programs, events and how to get involved, visit their website.