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Twenty-five Mile Stream winds its way through the beautiful Moulton's Mill Preserve in Unity, nourishing plants and wildlife and the imagination of everyone who walks the trail along the shoreline. A short trail by the boat launch parking area offers an opportunity for a quick woodland refresh to clear the mind. A longer trail (shown above) on the west side of the stream is a great place for exploring a variety of field, forest, and floodplain habitats with opportunity to see and hear a variety of birds and signs of wildlife activity. While there, you will see restoration projects in progress, such as removal of invasive honeysuckle and planting of live stakes - you can read more about that in our recent newsletters here. 

 

Autumn is a beautiful time of year to get outside and visit conserved lands in the Sebasticook River watershed. Hunting is permitted on many of our preserves and/or on neighboring lands - please wear blaze orange for safety during hunting season. Check out our Community Lands & Trails page to see the variety of trails available to explore on our preserves. No matter what your interest is in outdoor recreation, we hope you find a place to enjoy this beautiful region in Central Maine!

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Thank You, Volunteers!

Thank you to our volunteer crews for helping to clear trails at the Carlson Woods, update our kiosks, remove invasive honeysuckle at the Richardson Memorial Preserve, and remove decaying bog bridging and spruce up the trails at Connor Mill. Hopefully you can join us in the future - it’s hard work but fun and always good to be outdoors! Learn more about volunteering.

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Upcoming Events​​​​​​​

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People, Places, and Industries Along Freedom’s Lower Sandy Stream & Unity’s Long Forgotten Southern Hub

Wednesday, November 11

6 to 7:30 pm

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​Unity Community Center

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Join SRLT and local farmer and historian Sean Murphy for a presentation on the history of Freedom’s Lower Village, examining some of the people, places, and industries along Freedom’s Lower Sandy Stream and Unity’s long forgotten Southern Hub.

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Volunteer Work Days are typically held on the Last Sunday of the Month (locations vary) with the exception of holiday weekends.​

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Sunday, November 29

Location tbd

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Check our website frequently for updates to our speaker series programs, field trips and other events or contact info@sebasticookrlt.org or 948-3766 for more information.  

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Sebasticook Regional Land Trust is a membership-supported conservation group working to conserve and restore the Sebasticook River Watershed in Central Maine.  We are currently focusing on improving public access to our lands and providing environmental education..

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Mailing address: PO Box 184, Unity, Me 04988

210 Crosby Brook Rd., Thorndike, ME 04986

(office hours by appointment)

T: (207) 948-3766

E: info@sebasticookrlt.org

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