Education Programs
Downeast Lakes Land Trust offers educational programs that build knowledge, appreciation, and respect for the natural environment, local cultural heritage, and natural resources and their traditional uses in the Downeast Lakes Community Forest and surrounding areas.
Our public programs serve both adults and children.
Online Activities and Resources
You can access the PDF download for each activity by clicking on its name. If you are looking for COVID-19 resources please visit our COVID-19 information and resource page at https://downeastlakes.org/covid-19-information-and-resources/.
A Guide to Citizen Science Opportunities
Flower Pressing Educational Activity
How To Make The Most Of Your Trail Camera
Children’s Summer Programs
Once weekly program for ages 6-16, running throughout July and August. Check back for next summer’s offerings!
Adult Programs
History & Heritage Series consists of year-round free or low cost workshops, presentations, and outdoor activities which focus on conserving and developing natural and cultural history knowledge of the region. All ages are welcome to participate.
Book Talks are offered in conjunction with the Grand Lake Stream Historical Society. Often presented by the author, the free year-round program features books which highlight the region and/or local authors. All ages are welcome to participate.
Private Programs
When visiting the Grand Lake Stream area, if busy schedules don’t align with our public program dates, we now have another educational option. DLLT is pleased to be offering “Private Education Programs” in the Grand Lake Stream area for a donation to DLLT. Please email scote@downeastlakes.org if you would like to schedule a program.
For details on upcoming programs, please check the events calendar, or subscribe to our news updates.
School Programs
Downeast Lakes Land Trust offers programs for K-12 school groups designed to provide authentic hands-on learning experiences in the forests and waters of the Downeast Lakes region.
DLLT school programs are aligned with Next Generation Science Standards so that they can easily be integrated into school schedules. Some of these programs are based on the awarding-winning Project Learning Tree and Project Wild curricula.
DLLT is willing and eager to design and develop programs that meet the specific needs and goals of schools and individual teachers. Contact DLLT Education and Volunteer Coordinator Sarah Cote at scantwell@downeastlakes.org to schedule a program in your school or the Downeast Lakes Community Forest.
