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The Sebasticook River watershed offers countless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors in the spring and summer, whether it be hiking trails or birdwatching on SRLT conserved lands, or taking to the river and its many tributaries in a canoe or kayak. Keep an eye on our website for opportunities to join us on field trips to explore the amazing biodiversity found here, and sign up for our e-news to receive monthly updates! In the photo above, we paddled the Sebasticook River below the Benton Falls Dam during the annual alewife run and enjoyed the sight of nearly 100 eagles along with other signs of how important this river system (including the influx of millions of river herring!) is to wildlife. Photo by Cheryl Daigle

THANK YOU, VOLUNTEERS!

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Thank you to our volunteer crews for helping to plant trees and shrubs at the Rines Preserve and clear trails at the Moulton's Mill Preserve (above). We will focus our upcoming workday on trail cleanup and removing invasive plants at  Moulton's 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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RESCHEDULED!

Sunday, June 15

9:00 AM –  1:00 PM​

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Paddle the West Branch of the Sebasticook River and Douglas Pond

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Join SRLT and paddling trip leader Bill Cunningham for an out and back flat water paddle from the Pinnacle Park Boat Launch by the Waverly Dam in Pittsfield on the West Branch of the Sebasticook River through Douglas  Pond up to the Route 2 Bridge and back. 

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Saturday, July 19

9:00 AM –  1:00 PM​

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Paddle on the Sebasticook River Upriver from the Burnham Dam

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Join SRLT and paddling trip leader Bill Cunningham for an out and back flat water paddle along a quiet stretch of the Sebasticook River from the Burnham Dam boat launch to the Eelweir Bridge on the Mount Rd. Raindate: July 20.

 

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, June 29

Join us to help build trails on the new Clark Road Wildlife Preserve!

 

All of our programs are open to the public.  
Stay tuned for a list of 2025 speaker series programs, field trips and other events or contact 
info@sebasticookrlt.org or 948-3766 for more information.  

Learn about how we support our mission to conserve wild and working landscape.

Get more information on our Monthly Speaker Series or our guided nature walks.

Our past, current, and future projects.

SRLT is all volunteer effort. Find out how you can help.

ABOUT US >

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..

CONTACT >

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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