EVENTS: Kennebec Land Trust hosts annual celebration of land conservation

Join the Kennebec Land Trust (KLT) to celebrate another successful year of advancing land conservation throughout the Kennebec River and Lakes Region! Founded in 1988, KLT has conserved over 7,700 acres and constructed more than 58 miles of trails on KLT lands. This year’s event will take place over three days, with plenty of opportunities to learn more about KLT’s recent conservation accomplishments, latest trail improvements, and upcoming projects, and to connect with KLT staff, board members, and supporters.

Monday, August 12, 6:30 PM – Mount Pisgah Hike

Take a hike on the recently improved tower and blueberry trails at the Mount Pisgah Conservation Area. Located on Mount Pisgah Road, in Winthrop. Free to attend.

Tuesday, August 13, 4:30 PM – Howard Hill Hike

Explore the route of KLT’s proposed universally accessible trail at the Howard Hill Historical Park, in Augusta. The hike will start at the Ganneston Street trailhead. Free to attend.

Wednesday, August 14, 5:30–7:00 PM — Annual Meeting at Absolem Cider Company with the White Fox Taverna food truck.

Celebrate KLT’s conservation accomplishments, learn about the 2024 summer intern research projects, and visit with KLT friends. Suggested donation is $15 (free for children under 12) and includes a meal from the White Fox Taverna food truck. Beverages will be available for purchase.

At the annual meeting, KLT will honor the following land donors:

Doug DeAngelis – DeAngelis Conservation Area – 86 acres, in Readfield.

Jim and Jane Brogan – Bamford Pond Conservation Area – 53 Acres, in Fayette.

Dian White – Jimmy Stream Conservation Area – 42 Acres, in Litchfield.

All are welcome! Visit www.tklt.org for more details, including driving directions, and to RSVP, or contact our office at 207-377-2848. RSVP by August 5.

 
 

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