Sebasticook Regional Land Trust
93 Main St
Unity, Me 04988Our Mailing Address Is:
P.O. Box 184, Unity, Me 04988Phone: 207-948-3766
Info@Sebasticookrlt.OrgIn the Spring of 2011
Over 2,731,403 Alewives Went Through The Fish Lift At Benton Dam And Up The Sebasticook To Spawn. Two Thirds Of Those Fish Travel Above The Burnham Dam Toward Sebasticook Lake And Pleasant Pond; About A Third Of The Alewives Head Up 25 Mile Stream To Unity Pond, With Small Numbers In The 15 Mile Stream Aiming For Lovejoy.
MISSION STATEMENT
Sebasticook Regional Land Trust Is A Nonprofit Membership-Supported Land Trust With A Mission To Recognize And Conserve The Rich Wild And Working Landscape Of The Sebasticook River Watershed In Central Maine.
The Largest Tributary Of The Kennebec River, The Sebasticook Watershed Contains 7 Focus Areas Of Statewide Ecological Significance, Paired With Extensive Farmland And Productive Forests. We Are Excited About Increasing The Pace Of Land Conservation In Central Maine And Realizing The Tremendous Conservation Potential Of This Expansive Watershed.
In the Spring of 2011
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Alewives in the Watershed
It's Fabulous To Me That That Many Fish Make It Over 85 Miles Upstream From Bath To Stetson, Never Eating Till They Return To the Sea - And That Both Adults And The Fall Out-Migrating Juveniles Face Upstream During Much Of Their Journey Out To The Sea.
Rick Lawrence - Benton Alewife Warden
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