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Written by 3rlt board member Madge Baker Before the bugs and tree leaves emerge is a good time to visit one of our preserves and look for some birds. A recent arrival is the Yellow bellied Sapsucker. Male and female sapsuckers look a lot alike — black and white stripes with accents of red and…
Here’s a quick and easy way for you to help us. Go to Bangor Savings Bank’s Community Matters More page and follow the link to cast your vote for Three Rivers Land Trust. According to the bank’s web site, “In April, the Bangor Savings Bank Foundation will give more than $100,000 to 40 local non-profit…
Thanks to those who braved the chilly temps and wind to help us celebrate Great Maine Outdoor Weekend at our new office location in Alfred. Big kids, little kids, and the young at heart took to the sledding hill that locals call “The Globe.” At least one daring person attempted the descent on snowboard. Inside…
We begin the new year with thanks. Thanks to our friends at ReVision Energy who helped with electrical work at our new office in Alfred, Maine. On December 23, 2016 ReVision helped with wiring in the office’s garage. The garage is now safe and will soon be finished. Additional work was done on smoke detectors…
How many photos of car dashboards showing frigid temperatures have you seen on social media today? There’s no denying it: Thanks to the polar vortex we are in a deep freeze. Whether you are inside or outside, safety in these frigid temps is important. Here is cold weather safety advice you need now. 10 Cold…
It’s the cry of every parent suffering from cabin fever: Go outside and play! But that’s not only good advice for kiddos–it’s great advice for all of us. Don’t let the cold temperatures deter you. We Mainers live in a winter wonderland, so here are our suggestions for outdoor winter activities to enjoy now. Cross…
Please give to Three Rivers Land Trust on #GivingTuesday. It’s easy to make a contribution on our web site. #GivingTuesday is a global day of giving fueled by the power of social media and collaboration. #GivingTuesday is celebrated on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving (in the U.S.). It kicks off the charitable season, when many focus on…
Do you have your Halloween costume ready for Monday night? Have you bought treats for the princesses and goblins who may appear on your doorstep? Have you carved your Jack-o-lantern? Here are five tips for having an eco-friendly Halloween with zero waste. 1. Buy local pumpkins. Check out your local farmers’ market and you’ll see…
I know, I know, I’m preaching to the choir. You already know why being outdoors is important. But, just in case you need a reason to load the dog in the car and take a walk, here you go. If you don’t need a reason, maybe a friend or neighbor does. So, consider this post…
Thanks to everyone who attended our community potluck atop Goat Hill in Acton on Saturday! Fueled by pizza, savory bread, salads and some sweet desserts those in attendance enjoyed walking the property with kids and dogs. Mother Nature provided gorgeous weather and a fabulous display of fall foliage. It’s thanks to our members that we…