Please join Coastal Mountains Land Trust and Maine Health's Community Health program for a Happy Wanderers hike at Beech Hill Preserve. All of the Happy wanderers hikes are approximately 2 miles long.We will be meeting at the Beech Hill Road kiosk (the address for the parking lot is 316 Beech Hill Rd.) From Camden: go south […]
Maine is a summer home and major migration hub for so many amazing species of birds! May marks the return of several different songbirds, seabirds, and shorebirds to our coast and forests. Citizen scientists and birders have reported 134 species of birds at Beech Hill Preserve. Join Beech Hill birding authority and photographer Brian Willson for […]
All of our Happy wanderers hikes are approximately 2 miles long.We will be parking at Belfast's dog park/ball field parking lot off of route 52. This parking area is also a trailhead entrance for the Little River Trail.This is a moderate trail and an out-and-back route.To register: https://journeytohealth.coursestorm.com/
S.E.A. Fair is an Environmental Education event hosted by the Stewardship Education.NEW LOCATION: Camden- Rockport Middle School 39 Knowlton st. CamdenCome learn about all of the incredible ecological organizations and opportunities in the area. There will be activities […]
Coastal Mountains Land Trust’s Arts on the Hill program brings the Gawler Family Band to Beech Hill Preserve on Saturday, June 10 at 6:00 p.m. as part of this popular and free summer concert series. Rain date is June 11. The Gawler Family is a fun-loving, folk-singing, fiddle-playing family from the heart of Maine. You […]
Coastal Mountains Land Trust’s Arts on the Hill program brings the Burnurwurbskek Singers to Beech Hill Preserve on Sunday, June 25 at 2:00 p.m. as part of this popular and free summer concert series. Comprised of men representing many of Maine’s Wabanaki people (including the Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, Maliseet and Mic Mac tribes), the members of […]
Join Coastal Mountains and Maine Health's Community Health program for our monthly Happy Wanderers Hike! This month, we'll be exploring Millbrook Preserve in Searsport! A staff member from Coastal Mountains will join us to discuss our Waldo County Conservation Initiative and our Learning Landscapes program. The Happy Wanderers meet on the first Thursday of each […]
Join naturalist Roger Rittmaster and members of the Maine Entomological Society for Insect Bonanza, a guided hike along the Ragged Mountain trails during peak butterfly diversity in Midcoast Maine! This hike will leave from the Hosmer Pond trailhead and will head into the woods of Ragged Mountain. This trail offers a wide array of insect-friendly habitats […]
RESCHEDULED TO MONDAY, JULY 31 DUE TO RAIN! Coastal Mountains Land Trust’s Arts on the Hill program brings Mondaynite Jazz Orchestra (aka MoJO) to Beech Hill Preserve on Monday, July 10 JULY 31 at 6:00 p.m. as part of this popular and free summer concert series. Beech Hill will be hopping! Mondaynite Jazz Orchestra is […]
In collaboration with Waterfall Arts, Art Gone Wild hosts artists at the Head of Tide Preserve for performances and installations of their work free to the community. Our first micro-residency features Belfast-based art duo Smudge Studio, who will transform the preserve's shed into a teahouse!For this micro-residency at Shed of Tides, Smudge Studio will reimagine the Head […]
Another one bites the dust! Due to forecasted thunderstorms, Coastal Mountains Land Trust’s Arts on the Hill program with the Hot Suppers to Beech Hill Preserve has been rescheduled to Tuesday, July 25 at 6:30pm. Bring a picnic dinner, relax, and enjoy music on top of the spectacularly beautiful Beech Hill. Don't be doing anything […]
In collaboration with Waterfall Arts, Art Gone Wild hosts artists at the Head of Tide Preserve for performances and installations of their work free to the community. Our first micro-residency features Belfast-based art duo Smudge Studio, who will transform the preserve's shed into a teahouse!For this micro-residency at Shed of Tides, Smudge Studio will reimagine the Head of Tide Trail […]
