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Our Mission
We work cooperatively with landowners and communities to protect natural features and working landscapes in the Kennebec River and Lakes Region. Since 1988 the Trust has protected over 3,300 acres through donations, purchases, and conservation easements. KLT's stewardship practices preserve the natural, educational, and recreational values of our properties. read more...
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Public Programs and Field Trips
We have an inspiring list of opportunities this year. So if you want to prune an old apple tree, hike or paddle, learn more about trees, forests, soil, wildlife, Maine’s past and current flora, kettle lakes, geology, gardening or birds; paint in the outdoors, improve your photography skills...
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KLT Book Release
The Kennebec Land Trust of proud to announce the release of our book Between Person and Place: Conservation Histories from the Kennebec Land Trust. For book description, fall field trips and book signing events, and a list local businesses that will be carrying the book or to order the book,
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2010 Lyceum
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The KLT winter lectures are modeled after the early New England lyceums that began in 1826 in Massachusetts. For many years New England lyceums hosted lectures, debates, and concerts for public audiences.
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Land Owner Information
What is a Conservation Easement?
A conservation easement is a flexible tool that protects land while leaving it in private ownership.
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KLT News Updates
Book tells stories of saved land
Group celebrates 20th anniversary
By Matthew Stone mstone@centralmaine.com
Staff Writer
LITCHFIELD -- For Elizabeth Davidson, the 97 acres of blueberry fields she owned in Vassalboro were worth preserving.
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Kennebec Woodland Partnership: Conserving Forest Lands
The Maine Forest Service and Kennebec Land Trust have recently launched a regional forestland conservation initiative, the Kennebec Woodland Partnership.
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Related Links:
The Land Trust Alliance
Maine Land Trust Network
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What's New?
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