As a non-profit organization, DLLT appreciates the support of its many volunteers and donors. The preparations for the Annual Picnic and Auction to be held on Sunday July 31st is gathering steam. Many donations have arrived to . . . read more »
There is great excitement in the Downeast Lakes Land Trust office this week as we welcome our new Education and Outreach Manager, Colin Brown, and our summer 2015 conservation interns, David Lappin and Kallie Clapper. Colin lives . . . read more »
Promptly at 8:30 on a cool evening in May, an American Woodcock swooped low over the tree tops and dropped into the middle of a clearing on Dougherty Ridge, just outside of Grand Lake Stream. Immediately, he . . . read more »
Stewardship occurs on many fronts, but all involve caring for the land that we protect and enjoy. Something as simple as picking up a can or bottle thoughtlessly discarded on the roadside is an act of stewardship. . . . read more »
The Downeast Lakes Land Trust in conjunction with the Grand Lake Stream Historical Society was delighted to welcome celebrated author Paul Doiron to speak about his fifth book in the Mike Bowditch series, The Bone Orchard. “In The Bone Orchard, Mike is . . . read more »
The cry of a loon on a Maine lake is an iconic experience of summer. Downeast Lakes Land Trust is monitoring loon reproduction on the Downeast Lakes again this summer, with support from the U.S. Fish and . . . read more »