Land Trust News. Stories highlight: OLT crew finishes new facility Invasive scourge: The Emerald Ash Borer is found in Maine Spring trail work at Piney Knoll & Proposed Summer 2018 Work Plan – Volunteers needed! New OLT 2018 Board members Thank you to Black Bear Brewery! Nature Clip – The Gray Catbird (Dumetella carolinensis) — […]
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Note that the dog policy has been updated to clarify that all dogs are required to be on-leash when on the Stillwater River Trail. Portions of this trail are on private property and it is important that we treat the privilege of using the land with respect. Refer to the full text of the dog
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Did you receive a PCKA hunting permit or hunt on other OLT lands? Please provide your feedback – Click <Here> Please click the link to fill out the feedback form for your hunting experience. Note that feedback is required for all PKCA permit holders. Others who hunted are encouraged to provide feedback. To provide your
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Greetings – 1/12/2018: Caribou Bog Conservation Area: Trails Closed Temporarily to Ski and Snowshoe Users Due To Rain and Warm Weather. Winter bicycle trails are available. All of these trails remain closed to foot traffic (non-snowshoe) until spring. JCNA, Sklar Park and the Stillwater River Trail are open for foot traffic all year. The
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Hello OLT members, family, and friends. Looking for a Christmas, Holiday, Thank You, Birthday, Anniversary, or just a fun and useful gift for someone? How about an OLT hat? The ball caps are comfortable and sturdy and the winter hats are so warm. The winter hats are $10 each. We have black knit winter hat
Interesting article by Emily Burnham in the Bangor Daily News about the Veazie Railroad. Check it out <here>.
Good information about the benefits land trusts provide to their communities and their state. Check it out <here>.
OLT Board Members Kate Locke and Mike Opitz conducted a second invasive information session. This session taught attendees about clearing invasives from the land to allow native plants to grow. Thank you to two very knowledgeable leaders. Missed this session? Have questions about invasive plant species? Contact us to see when the next sessions will be
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Come for a hike, stay for the wildlife. A resident snapping turtle greets a hiker her recent hike. Like the wildlife? So do we. Come visit the trails and lands of Orono Land Trust and see what new friends you can make!
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Dave and Mitch work on a bridge in Sklar Park. Come enjoy the fall foliage and try out the new bridge.
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