Nature Story Time: Brook Explore
Apr
10
10:30 AM10:30

Nature Story Time: Brook Explore

Join the Windham Public Library and Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for a nature story time exploeing the Black Brook water system, at the Land Trust’s Black Brook Preserve in Windham. We’ll read a book about brooks and streams. Walk the trail to follow the brook and explore some bridges.

This event is for families with kids ages 2-5, siblings welcome. Children must attend with a parent or guardian. The walking portion will be around a half mile total, on a wooded pathl. This event is free, but space is limited, and registration is required.

Registration is required. Register for the walk here.

For more information about Black Brook Preserve link here.

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Vernal Pool Exploration
Apr
20
10:00 AM10:00

Vernal Pool Exploration

Join Presumpscot Regional Land Trust, with guest presenter Rich Jordan of Flycatcher LLC for an exploration of the vernal pools at Randall Orchards in Standish and Gorham. Learn about the rich hidden life of vernal pools (temporary woodland waterbodies) and the amphibians and animals that occupy these unique bodies of water.  Flycatcher is a local environmental consulting group, that specializes in permitting and wetland and wildlife ecology. This is a family friendly program, adults and kids are welcome. For kids this is best suited for ages 5 and up. The walk will cover around 1.5 miles of trail with stops at 2-3 vernal pools. The Land Trust partners with Randall Orchards, holding a 500-acre farm and forest conservation easement on the land. Best suited for kids 5 and up.  

More information about Randall Orchards here

Register for the walk here.

 

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Grand Opening: East Windham Conservation Area Opening
May
4
10:00 AM10:00

Grand Opening: East Windham Conservation Area Opening

Please join us on May 4th from 10 AM - 12PM, for the Grand Opening of the East Windham Conservation Area. This event is co-hosted by the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust, the Town of Windham, the Greater Portland New England Biking Association, and Runaways Run Club

The East Windham Conservation Area, owned by the town of Windham, with a conservation easement held by Presumpscot Regional Land Trust, was conserved in September 2023. The Conservation Area is 700 acres of land, which is roughly the size of Bradbury Mountain State Park. This area is now part of a 2,000-acre conservation corridor – larger than any state park in Southern Maine. This project is the largest wildlife habitat, clean water, and recreational trail corridor in Greater Portland and provides a 30-mile trail network connecting Windham’s Lowell Preserve, and Falmouth’s North Falmouth Community Forest and Blackstrap Hill Preserve.

The event will begin at the new East Windham Conservation Area parking area, located at 187 Falmouth Rd, Windham ME. The grand opening event will include a journey on a three-mile hilly trail to a scenic overlook with views of Little Duck Pond. There will be three guided trip options: hiking, trail running, and mountain biking. 

This event is free, but space is limited and registration is required. Please RSVP for the event here.

*All mountain bikers are expected to bring their own equipment. The inclement weather date is Sunday, May 5th, at 10am. 

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Nature Story Time: All About Mud
Mar
20
10:00 AM10:00

Nature Story Time: All About Mud

Join the Baxter Memorial Library and Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for a spring themed nature story time All About Mud, at the Land Trust’s Frazier Preserve in Gorham. We’ll read a book or two about mud and spring puddles. Following the book we will then walk along the trail searching for mud and make some mud prints for fun!  

This event is for families with kids ages 2-5, siblings welcome. Children must attend with a parent or guardian. The walking portion will be around a half mile total, on a wooded path with a modest hill. This event is free, but space is limited, and registration is required.

More information about Frazier Preserve here.

Register for the walk here.

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Wednesday Walk at Black Brook Preserve
Mar
6
10:00 AM10:00

Wednesday Walk at Black Brook Preserve

Join the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for a walk at Black Brook Preserve in Windham. The Black Brook Preserve trail network has rolling hills, mature trees, and brooks along with a variety of wildlife and plant life. Learn about local flora and fauna along the way, and explore this trail system and the network of vernal pools that can be found throughout. Wednesday Walks are held monthly; they last about 1.5 hours and include about two miles of walking.  This program is designed for adults. This event is free, but space is limited, and registration is required.

More information about Black Brook Preserve here

Register for the walk here.

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Winter Wildlife Walk
Feb
10
10:00 AM10:00

Winter Wildlife Walk

Join Presumpscot Regional Land Trust with Maine Naturalist Joan Lundin for a Winter Wildlife Walk at Pride Preserve in Westbrook. Joan will lead participants on an exploration of Pride Preserve, searching for signs of animals during the winter months. Look for tracks of animals hopping, walking or bounding, tell-tale signs of meals taken, and communications dribbled into the snow, or scratched on a tree trunk. Everyone who attends will receive an Animal Tracks of Greater Portland laminated pocket card to keep for future adventures. Pride Preserve features a 3.5-mile trail network through forests and wetlands. These trails offer a very remote, quiet, wilderness-like experience.

We will split into two groups (one for families and one for adults), so the program is designed for all ages. The family program will cover similar themes to the adult program, while including a guided scavenger hunt of the preserve. The family program is best for kids ages 8 and up and will be from 10-10:45 am, while the adult program will be from 10 am to noon. This event is free, but space is limited, and registration is required.

This event is free, but space is limited, and registration is required. Register for the walk here.

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Nature Story Time: Fairies of Pride Preserve
Feb
7
10:00 AM10:00

Nature Story Time: Fairies of Pride Preserve

REGISTRATION FULL. Join Presumpscot Regional Land Trust and the Walker Memorial Library for a winter fairy-themed story time at the Land Trust’s Pride Preserve in Westbrook. We’ll read a book about fairies and then walk along the brook to a rock outcropping where fairy houses dwell and play or make our own. Feel free to dress up in your most sparkly fairy costume!

This event is for families with kids ages 2-5, siblings welcome. Children must attend with a parent or guardian. The walking portion will be around a half mile total, on a wooded path with a modest hill.

This event is free, but space is limited, and registration is required Registration is closed for this event.

More information about Pride Preserve here.

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Full Moon Walk at Randall Orchards - Registration is now full
Jan
20
4:30 PM16:30

Full Moon Walk at Randall Orchards - Registration is now full

REGISTRATION IS CLOSED FOR THIS EVENT.

Join us for a full moon walk at Randall Orchards in Standish led by Master Naturalist, Jeanne Christie – the farm we helped protect as farmland forever.  We will meet at the farm at sunset for a guided walk exploring the 500-acres of conserved orchard and forest while walking or snowshoeing in the moonlight. After the walk, we will be serving hot cider from apples grown and pressed on-site at the orchard. The walk will be about one mile and the program will last two hours. This event is free, but space is limited, and registration is required. This annual program typically fills up fast.

Registration is now closed for this event.

More information about Randall Orchards here.

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CANCELLED: Wednesday Hike at Lowell Preserve
Jan
10
10:00 AM10:00

CANCELLED: Wednesday Hike at Lowell Preserve

This event has been CANCELLED due to the expected heavy rains and winds.

Join the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for a hike Lowell Preserve in Windham. Lowell Preserve is forever conserved in partnership with the Town of Windham. Explore this extensive trail network with a mix of wide level gravel trails, and more narrow hilly wooded trails. Learn local flora and fauna along the way. Wednesday Walks are held monthly; they last about 1.5 hours and include about two miles of walking.  This program is designed for adults. This event is free, but space is limited, and registration is required.

This event has been cancelled.

More information about Lowell Preserve here

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Wednesday Hike: Mill Brook
Nov
1
10:00 AM10:00

Wednesday Hike: Mill Brook

Join the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for a walk at Mill Brook Preserve in Westbrook.. Mill Brook Preserve features a 6-mile trail system first opened in 2016 on 130 acres of forested land along Mill Brook in Westbrook. This secluded and hilly forest valley is peaceful and feels remote. This program is designed for adults. This event is free, but space is limited, and registration is required.

More information about Mill Brook Preserve here

Register for the hike here.

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2022 Land Trust Annual Meeting at Randall Orchards
Oct
1
5:00 PM17:00

2022 Land Trust Annual Meeting at Randall Orchards

You are invited to celebrate conservation successes at the Land Trust Annual Meeting at Randall Orchards on Sunday, October 1st at 5pm.

  • 5:00pm: Socialize and enjoy snacks and cider

  • 5:45pm: Welcome and slideshow highlights from the last year

  • 6:00pm: New priority projects for the upcoming year

  • 6:15pm: Annual meeting and member votes

  • 6:25pm: Wrap-up and enjoy the sunset over the orchard

Come early and enjoy apple picking at Randall Orchards. Randall Orchards is owned by the Randall family, and the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust holds a 500-acre conservation and agricultural easement on the orchard and surrounding forest. 

We hope you can join us for this festive fall event. This event is free, but registration is required due to limited space. Please click here to RSVP.

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Fall Migration Birding Event
Sep
17
9:00 AM09:00

Fall Migration Birding Event

This September we will be hosting a Fall Migration Birding Event at our Steep Falls Village Preserve in Standish, which includes 10 acres of meadow. Join local birding expert and Maine Naturalist Marion Sprague to look and listen for departing migrants and the hardy birds that spend the whole year in Maine. This event will involve less than a half-mile of walking on flat and easy trails, making the event friendly for all ages.

This event is for anyone interested in learning and sharing about birds, beginners through experts.

Register here.

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2023 Summer Trail Challenge
Jun
15
to Aug 16

2023 Summer Trail Challenge

VISIT SIX LOCAL LANDMARKS AT PRESUMPSCOT REGIONAL LAND TRUST PRESERVES BETWEEN JUNE 15TH- AUGUST 31ST. IN THE TOWNS OF WESTBROOK, WINDHAM, STANDISH, AND GORHAM.

This free challenge is intended for folks who are new to hiking and for those who know our trails well. The six trails of the challenge are 1-2 miles long (with more trails accessible if you wish to extend your outing), and many include scavenger hunts, fairy houses, and storywalks making this a family-friendly adventure and enjoyable for all ages. You could find yourself discovering centuries old trees in Windham, exploring the ruins of a 150-year-old mill along the Presumpscot River in Gorham, enjoying meandering meadows in Standish, and following one of the wildest rivers in the region in Westbrook. The Trail Challenge is sponsored by REI Co-op.

CHALLENGE: Visit and photograph six Presumpscot Regional Land Trust Preserve destinations this summer:

1) Mill Brook Preserve | Westbrook | Landmark: The Waterfall and Viewing Pool
2) Pride Preserve | Westbrook | Landmark: The Cascade Falls
3) Black Brook Preserve | Windham | Landmark: Glacial Erratic (large boulder)
4) Hawkes Preserve | Gorham | Landmark: Viewing Bridge (views of the Presumpscot River)
5) Gambo Preserve | Gorham/Windham | Landmark: Mill Ruins (the grindstone circle)
6) Steep Falls Village Preserve | Standish | Landmark: Tucker Brook Overlook

PRIZE: Upon completion of the challenge by August 31st, with photographs of the six preserve landmarks, the first 100 participants will receive an REI Co-op & Land Trust co-branded water bottle. Every participant will receive an REI Co-op & Land Trust co-branded sticker.


Register for the challenge here.

For more information about the Summer Trail Challenge visit our Summer Trail Challenge page here.

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Alewife Migration Walk (June 1st Option)
Jun
1
11:30 AM11:30

Alewife Migration Walk (June 1st Option)

This event is now full. We are hosting two Alewife Migration walks this year with partners, The Gulf of Maine Research Institute. This is the second date option for June 1st.

Join us the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust and the Gulf of Main Research Institute, on a walk during the annual alewife migration season at Mill Brook Preserve in Westbrook. The walk will be about 2 miles round-trip on uneven, hilly terrain. GMRI scientists will guide us through the process of observing and collecting data on these fascinating fish.

During the event, we’ll discuss the significance of the alewife to our ecosystem and the challenges they face during their spawning run. We’ll also learn about the methods used by scientists to collect data on these fish and how the data help us gain a better understanding of the pace and direction of these changes taking place in the coastal marine fishery ecosystems that support our region

All are welcome to register and learn about the alewife and the important role they play in our environment. Parking is limited and information will be shared with registered participants.

We look forward to seeing you there!

To read more about Mill Brook Preserve.

To be added to the waitlist register here.

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Alewife Migration Walk (May 30th Option)
May
30
10:00 AM10:00

Alewife Migration Walk (May 30th Option)

This event is now FULL. Registration is closed.

We are hosting two Alewife Migration walks this year with partners, The Gulf of Maine Research Institute. This is the first date option for May 30th.

Join us the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust and the Gulf of Main Research Institute, on a walk during the annual alewife migration season at Mill Brook Preserve in Westbrook. The walk will be about 2 miles round-trip on uneven, hilly terrain. GMRI scientists will guide us through the process of observing and collecting data on these fascinating fish.

During the event, we’ll discuss the significance of the alewife to our ecosystem and the challenges they face during their spawning run. We’ll also learn about the methods used by scientists to collect data on these fish and how the data help us gain a better understanding of the pace and direction of these changes taking place in the coastal marine fishery ecosystems that support our region

All are welcome to register and learn about the alewife and the important role they play in our environment. Parking is limited and information will be shared with registered participants.

We look forward to seeing you there!

To read more about Mill Brook Preserve.

This event is now full, registration and waitlist are closed.

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 Trail Work Day: Steep Falls Village Preserve
May
20
10:00 AM10:00

Trail Work Day: Steep Falls Village Preserve

Join the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for a Trail Work Day at Steep Falls Village Preserve in Standish. Trail work involves clearing trails of fallen trees and limbs, removing overgrown brush, improving trail signage, installing bridging and more.

More information about Steep Falls Village Preserve here

Register for the work day here.

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Trail Run with Runaway Run Club
May
9
5:00 PM17:00

Trail Run with Runaway Run Club

Join the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust and our partners Runaway Run Club and Windham Parks and Rec Parks and Recreation for a trail run at Lowell Preserve in Windham. Runaway Run Club is a Maine-based weekly running collective that offers Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday (seasonal), and Saturday group runs for all speeds and levels. Lowell Preserve is owned by the Town of Windham and is forever protected with a Conservation Easement held by the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust. This preserve is co-managed by the Town and the Land Trust and is an amazing community asset, offering hundreds of acres of wildlife habitat and diverse recreation. This run will be around 3 miles of trail, with a variety of terrain, some uneven and hilly. This will be an introduction to trail running group run, all levels welcome.

More information about Lowell Preserve here

Register for the walk here.

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Vernal Pool Exploration
May
6
10:00 AM10:00

Vernal Pool Exploration

Join Presumpscot Regional Land Trust, with guest presenter Rich Jordan of Flycatcher LLC for an exploration of the vernal pools at Randall Orchards in Standish and Gorham. Learn about the rich hidden life of vernal pools (temporary woodland waterbodies) and the amphibians and animals that occupy these unique bodies of water.  Flycatcher is a local environmental consulting group, that specializes in permitting and wetland and wildlife ecology. This is a family friendly program, adults and kids are welcome. For kids this is best suited for ages 5 and up. The walk will cover around 1.5 miles of trail with stops at 2-3 vernal pools. The Land Trust partners with Randall Orchards, holding a 500-acre farm and forest conservation easement on the land. Best suited for kids 5 and up.  

More information about Randall Orchards here

Register for the walk here.

 

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CANCELLED: Wednesday Walk at Black Brook
May
3
10:00 AM10:00

CANCELLED: Wednesday Walk at Black Brook

CANCELLED: Unfortunately, due to the significant amount of rain we received in the last 48 hours we are cancelling the walk this week. The trails are overly saturated with water and hiking them at this time would be damaging.

Join the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for a walk at Black Brook Preserve in Windham with our partners Windham Parks and Recreation. Black Brook is a tributary of the Presumpscot River and meanders through the preserve through forest and meadow. The Black Brook Preserve trail network has rolling hills, mature trees, and brooks along with a variety of wildlife and plant life. Wednesday Walks are held monthly; they last about 1.5 hours and include about two miles of walking.  This program is designed for adults. This event is free, but space is limited, and registration is required.

More information about Black Brook Preserve here

Register for the walk here.

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Gambo History Walk
Apr
29
10:00 AM10:00

Gambo History Walk

This Walk is now full. Join us to learn about the Cumberland and Oxford Canal and Towpath, and the Gunpowder Mill history that took place on the Gambo Preserve, located along the Presumpscot River in Gorham and adjacent to Windham. Former Land Trust board member, Don Wescott, will be leading the guided walk. Historic remains from the towpath and the mill can still be seen along the Gambo Preserve trail. This will be an easy 2-mile walk over mostly flat terrain with lots of stops. 

This walk was postponed from April 1 - April 29th.

To learn more about the Gambo Preserve visit our Gambo Preserve Page.

Registration for the walk is closed.

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Earth Day Trail Work Day: Black Brook Preserve
Apr
22
10:00 AM10:00

Earth Day Trail Work Day: Black Brook Preserve

Join the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for an Earth Day, Trail Work Day at Black Brook Preserve in Windham. Trail work involves clearing trails of fallen trees and limbs, removing overgrown brush, improving trail signage, installing bridging and more.

More information about Black Brook Preserve here

Register for the work day here.

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Forest Playgroup: Wonder of Trees!
Apr
12
9:30 AM09:30

Forest Playgroup: Wonder of Trees!

Join Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for a Forest Playgroup with the Forest Playgroup of Greater Portland at Randall Orchards in Standish. Discover the wonder of Trees with a mini art lesson around texture and bark. To begin we will read a book about trees and then we will walk along the trail down to a brook.

This event is for families with kids ages 2-5, siblings welcome. Children must attend with a parent or guardian.

More information about Randall Orchards here.

Register for the playgroup here.

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Wednesday Walk at Pride Preserve
Mar
1
10:00 AM10:00

Wednesday Walk at Pride Preserve

Join the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for a walk at Pride Preserve in Westbrook. The Preserve features a 3.5-mile trail network through forest and wetlands, which is mostly flat and ideal for multiple uses in all four seasons. These trails offer a very remote, quiet, wilderness-like experience. Wednesday Walks are held monthly; they last about 1.5 hours and include about two miles of walking.  This is an adult program. This event is free, but space is limited, and registration is required.

More information about Pride Preserve here.

Register to walk here.

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POSTPONED: Signs of Winter Walk & Winter Tree ID
Feb
18
10:00 AM10:00

POSTPONED: Signs of Winter Walk & Winter Tree ID

Due to extreme cold temperatures this walk has been moved to February 18th.** Join the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for a a family-friendly Winter Nature Walk at Mill Brook South Preserve in Westbrook. This will be a great chance to see the forest and the Presumpscot River in the winter and learn about things like animal tracks and identifying trees. Everyone who attends will receive an Animal Tracks of Greater Portland laminated pocket card to keep for future adventures. We will split into two groups (one for families and one for adults), so the program is designed for all ages. The family program will be from 10-11am, while the adult program will be from 10am-noon. This event is free, but space is limited, and registration is required.

RSVP for this walk here.

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Forest Playgroup: Story Walk at Hawkes Preserve
Feb
8
9:30 AM09:30

Forest Playgroup: Story Walk at Hawkes Preserve

Join Presumpscot Regional Land Trust and the Forest Playgroup for a winter story walk adventure at Hawkes Preserve in Gorham. Enjoy this wooded meander through the woods with views of the Presumpscot River and a story along the way.

This event is for families with kids ages 2-5, siblings welcome. Children must attend with a parent or guardian. The walking portion will be around a mile total, on a wooded path with a modest hill.

RSVP for this event.

More information about Hawkes Preserve here.

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FULL: Wednesday Walk at Gambo Preserve
Feb
1
10:00 AM10:00

FULL: Wednesday Walk at Gambo Preserve

Join the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for our new monthly series called Wednesday Walks. Each month we will go to a new preserve, this month we will be going for a walk at our Gambo Preserve in Gorham. Gambo Preserve in Gorham features the ruins of an old Gunpowder Mill and the Canal Towpath Trails offer a nice diversion from the Mountain Division Rail Trail or a great historic and recreational destination by itself. Wednesday Walks are held monthly; they last about 1.5 hours and include about two miles of walking.  This is an adult program. This event is free, but space is limited, and registration is required. (This walk location was changed from Black Brook Preserve to Gambo Preserve due to winter parking constraints).

This event is FULL.

More information about Gambo Preserve here.

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Forest Playgroup: Fairies of Pride Preserve
Jan
11
9:30 AM09:30

Forest Playgroup: Fairies of Pride Preserve

Join Presumpscot Regional Land Trust and the Forest Playgroup for a winter fairy-themed adventure at the Land Trust’s Pride Preserve in Westbrook. We’ll read a book about fairies and then walk along the brook to a rock outcropping where fairy houses dwell and then make some fairy houses of our own. Feel free to dress up in your most sparkly fairy costume!

This event is for families with kids ages 2-5, siblings welcome. Children must attend with a parent or guardian. The walking portion will be around a half mile total, on a wooded path with a modest hill.

RSVP for this event.

More information about Pride Preserve here.

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Full Moon Walk at Randall Orchards
Jan
7
4:30 PM16:30

Full Moon Walk at Randall Orchards

Join us for a full moon walk at Randall Orchards in Standish led by Master Naturalist, Jeanne Christie – the farm we helped protect as farmland forever.  We will meet at the farm at sunset for a guided walk exploring the 500-acres of conserved orchard and forest while walking or snowshoeing in the moonlight. After the walk, we will be serving hot cider from apples grown and pressed on-site at the orchard. The walk will be about one mile and the program will last two hours. This event is free, but space is limited, and registration is required. This annual program typically fills up fast.

This outing is now FULL.

More information about Randall Orchards here.

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Wednesday Walk at Lowell Preserve
Jan
4
10:00 AM10:00

Wednesday Walk at Lowell Preserve

Join the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for the first in a new monthly series called Wednesday Walks. Each month we will go to a new preserve, in January, we will be going to Lowell Preserve in Windham. Lowell Preserve is forever conserved in partnership with the Town of Windham. Explore this extensive trail network with a mix of wide level gravel trails, and more narrow hilly wooded trails. Learn local flora and fauna along the way. Wednesday Walks are held monthly; they last about 1.5 hours and include about two miles of walking.  This program is designed for adults. This event is free, but space is limited, and registration is required.

Windham Parks & Recreation has offered to provide snowshoes for any attendees interested in trying them out for the outing.

This event is FULL.

More information about Lowell Preserve here

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East Windham Conservation Project Preview Walk
Nov
20
12:00 PM12:00

East Windham Conservation Project Preview Walk

Join us in November for a preview walk of the new East Windham Conservation Project. After the land is conserved, we plan to build out trails at this Preserve in 2023, but the existing woods road will allow us to walk up to a view of the western mountains and down to the water views on Little Duck Pond. This event is co-hosted by the Land Trust and the Town of Windham. The program will include about 2.5 miles of walking.

This event is free, but space is limited and registration is required. Please click here to RSVP.

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Fall Foliage Walk at Hawkes Preserve
Oct
22
10:00 AM10:00

Fall Foliage Walk at Hawkes Preserve

Join us for a foliage walk at Hawkes Preserve. This is a great place to see the yellows, oranges, and reds of autumn on a scenic walk through forest and along the Presumpscot River.

There will be an adult group focusing on the natural history of trees and the changes that take place between the seasons as well as the unique history of the Cumberland and Oxford Canal and Towpath.

There will also be a family group with a scavenger hunt and other fun activities for young kids.

This event is free, but space is limited and registration is required. Please click here to RSVP.

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2022 Land Trust Annual Meeting at Randall Orchards
Oct
2
5:00 PM17:00

2022 Land Trust Annual Meeting at Randall Orchards

You are invited to celebrate conservation successes at the Land Trust Annual Meeting at Randall Orchards on Sunday, October 2nd at 5pm.

  • 5:00pm: Socialize and enjoy live music by the Pond Lilies, snacks and cider

  • 5:45pm: Welcome and slideshow highlights from the last year

  • 6:00pm: New priority projects for the upcoming year

  • 6:15pm: Annual meeting and member votes

  • 6:25pm: Wrap-up and enjoy the sunset over the orchard

Come early and enjoy apple picking at Randall Orchards. Randall Orchards is owned by the Randall family, and the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust holds a 500-acre conservation and agricultural easement on the orchard and surrounding forest. 

We hope you can join us for this festive fall event. This event is free, but registration is required due to limited space. Please click here to RSVP.

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EVENT FULL: Learn to Paddle on the Presumpscot
Aug
20
10:30 AM10:30

EVENT FULL: Learn to Paddle on the Presumpscot

Hop in a canoe or kayak to spend a warm summer morning learning to paddle and exploring the nature of the Presumpscot River from the water. We will be meeting at Shaw Park in Gorham, where boats will be available to borrow. This event is co-hosted by the Town of Gorham Recreation Department.

Please email toby@prlt.org if you would like to be placed on the waitlist for this event.

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