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Join DLLT staff and volunteers for an exciting slate of summer children’s programs! For children ages 6-16, these annual favorites provide something for everyone. These free programs meet every Wednesday from 9 am - 12 pm, and kids should come dressed for the weather.
Meeting locations are listed here for individual events.
Join DLLT staff and volunteers for an exciting slate of summer children’s programs! For children ages 6-16, these annual favorites provide something for everyone. These free programs meet every Wednesday from 9 am - 12 pm, and kids should come dressed for the weather.
Meeting locations are listed here for individual events.
On August 5 from 10 am to 12:30 pm, join DLLT staff for a hike along the Tower Hill Trail in search of the quintessential Maine fruit – wild blueberries! This tasty trek will begin at the West Grand Lake Dam parking lot. Bring some small cups to collect!
Join DLLT staff and volunteers for an exciting slate of summer children’s programs! For children ages 6-16, these annual favorites provide something for everyone. These free programs meet every Wednesday from 9 am - 12 pm, and kids should come dressed for the weather.
Meeting locations are listed here for individual events.
Downeast Lakes Land Trust invites you to celebrate the season at the Autumn Harvest Festival, running from Friday September 30 to Monday October 3! There will be different activities happening every day, including a wild foods potluck, children's apple story hike, an apple slingshot, and more!
Check the website for an updated schedule at www.downeastlakes.org/events.
Join the DLLT Forester Ernest Carle and Natural Resource Manager Susan Bard, along with special guest Todd Waldron from the Ruffed Grouse Society/American Woodcock Society, on October 6 for a visit to the Daugherty Ridge Grouse and Woodcock Management Area. Participants will learn about the importance of young forest habitat for Ruffed Grouse, American Woodcock, and dozens of other species.
Dress for the weather and prepare for a short walk on level ground with the potential to encounter thick vegetation. Meet at 3 pm in front of the James Brite School Building at 15 Water Street in Grand Lake Stream.
Dress up in your best Halloween costume and come prepared to trick-or-treat amongst the trees! Along the way, meet some of the forests' spookiest night-time critters and learn more about what these animals do after dark. This short walk is easy for people and families of all ages. Admire jack-o-lanterns along the way and stay afterwards for hot-cocoa and spooky stories around a bonfire.
The walk will be held at the Yacolucci Woods - US Route 1, Talmadge.
Come to 4 Water Street on November 4 from 10 am-2 pm to join in the Firewood Rally! We will be cutting firewood for community members in need. Volunteers who can chainsaw, split, stack and deliver fire wood are requested.
Call 207-796-2100 or email scote@downeastlakes.org for more details.
Participants can expect to learn about where and when this species nests, what to listen for, and how to help protect them. We will head out into the woods in search of perfect habitat to hang-up some nesting boxes for these adorable owls. Those who are interested may “adopt” the boxes to monitor for owl activity throughout the year. All ages are welcome!
Meet in Grand Lake Stream at the DLLT office at 4 Water Street. Dress for the weather!
Downeast Lakes Land Trust (DLLT) and Downeast Coastal Conservancy (DCC) have come together to get you out exploring Washington County. The public is invited to assemble teams of one to five members and compete in a county-wide scavenger hunt. All ages are welcome to participate. Top teams will receive a goodie pack from DLLT and DCC. The grand-prize winning-team gets to take home a wood toboggan from L.L. Bean!
Find out more here.
The 2023 “DLLT Photo Contest” has officially begun! With its varied landscapes, abundant wildlife, local traditions, and colorful characters, there are many different subjects to be captured and immortalized on film. Show us your best photographs of the area! Rules and guidelines for the DLLT Photo Contest are listed below. All photos must be submitted by emailing photo@downeastlakes.org.
Downeast Lakes Land Trust (DLLT) and Downeast Coastal Conservancy (DCC) have come together to get you out exploring Washington County. The public is invited to assemble teams of one to five members and compete in a county-wide scavenger hunt. All ages are welcome to participate. Top teams will receive a goodie pack from DLLT and DCC. The grand-prize winning-team gets to take home a wood toboggan from L.L. Bean!
Find out more here.
The 2023 “DLLT Photo Contest” has officially begun! With its varied landscapes, abundant wildlife, local traditions, and colorful characters, there are many different subjects to be captured and immortalized on film. Show us your best photographs of the area! Rules and guidelines for the DLLT Photo Contest are listed below. All photos must be submitted by emailing photo@downeastlakes.org.
Downeast Lakes Land Trust (DLLT) and Downeast Coastal Conservancy (DCC) have come together to get you out exploring Washington County. The public is invited to assemble teams of one to five members and compete in a county-wide scavenger hunt. All ages are welcome to participate. Top teams will receive a goodie pack from DLLT and DCC. The grand-prize winning-team gets to take home a wood toboggan from L.L. Bean!
Find out more here.
The 2023 “DLLT Photo Contest” has officially begun! With its varied landscapes, abundant wildlife, local traditions, and colorful characters, there are many different subjects to be captured and immortalized on film. Show us your best photographs of the area! Rules and guidelines for the DLLT Photo Contest are listed below. All photos must be submitted by emailing photo@downeastlakes.org.
Downeast Lakes Land Trust (DLLT) and Downeast Coastal Conservancy (DCC) have come together to get you out exploring Washington County. The public is invited to assemble teams of one to five members and compete in a county-wide scavenger hunt. All ages are welcome to participate. Top teams will receive a goodie pack from DLLT and DCC. The grand-prize winning-team gets to take home a wood toboggan from L.L. Bean!
Find out more here.
The 2023 “DLLT Photo Contest” has officially begun! With its varied landscapes, abundant wildlife, local traditions, and colorful characters, there are many different subjects to be captured and immortalized on film. Show us your best photographs of the area! Rules and guidelines for the DLLT Photo Contest are listed below. All photos must be submitted by emailing photo@downeastlakes.org.
Downeast Lakes Land Trust (DLLT) and Downeast Coastal Conservancy (DCC) have come together to get you out exploring Washington County. The public is invited to assemble teams of one to five members and compete in a county-wide scavenger hunt. All ages are welcome to participate. Top teams will receive a goodie pack from DLLT and DCC. The grand-prize winning-team gets to take home a wood toboggan from L.L. Bean!
Find out more here.
The 2023 “DLLT Photo Contest” has officially begun! With its varied landscapes, abundant wildlife, local traditions, and colorful characters, there are many different subjects to be captured and immortalized on film. Show us your best photographs of the area! Rules and guidelines for the DLLT Photo Contest are listed below. All photos must be submitted by emailing photo@downeastlakes.org.
Winter Fun Day starts with an easy walk to a quarry pond for some ice skating! From there, you can hike or snowshoe a short distance to gravel hills left behind by a glacier. Bring a sled to slide down the snowy hills (we will have a few toboggans to share). Afterwards, warm up by the bonfire and roast some s'mores! Some ice skates, snowshoes, and toboggans are provided! Please come prepared to be outdoors in winter weather.
With questions, contact scote@downeastlakes.org.