Welcome New Officers & Board Members!
The land trust office in Alfred and Ricker Field next door. Thank you to all who took the time to vote virtually on our new officers, board members, and bylaws…. Read more »
Our Partnership with the MapleStone School in Acton
An Overdue Thank You: We would like to take this opportunity to thank the students and staff of the MapleStone School in Acton, Maine for their hard work on several of our trails as… Read more »
2019 Year in Review – see what we’ve been up to!
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You’re Invited – Members and Friends Potluck!
Please join us on Wednesday, December 4th, at 6 PM, for a casual get together at our office in Alfred (235 Swett’s Bridge Road). Bring a dish to share –… Read more »
2018 Year In Review
Take a look at all we accomplished this year! We hope you’ll enjoy seeing some photos from 2018. Thanks to all our members for making us a stronger organization. Click… Read more »
Thanks to Supporters Like You!
We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: Thank you! On Saturday, August 19 many financial supporters gathered atop Goat Hill to enjoy coffee, pastries, conversation, and (of course)… Read more »
Spotlight on Springvale: Food, farms and fun at the Farm Walk
What are you doing on Sunday, July 23? If you like locally sourced homemade food, beautiful farm land, and a leisurely stroll, then head up to Hanson’s Ridge in Springvale… Read more »
Your Chance to Win with Land for Maine’s Future
Do your summer plans involve taking advantage of Maine’s fabulous open spaces? If so, you could win a free flashlight carabiner through Land for Maine’s Future (LMF). Who? Anyone who… Read more »
Welcome to the Wonderful World of Warblers
Written by Madge Baker, 3RLT board member Get your binoculars out because the birds are migrating back to Maine! It is this time of year we celebrate the arrival of… Read more »
How to Identify the Trees You See
written by Nal Tero, 3rlt board member In a growing stand of trees, most of the drama goes on above our heads. There is constant interaction among the trees, as… Read more »