Woodie Wheaton Land Trust

Woodie Wheaton Land Trust The Woodie Wheaton Land Trust's mission is to promote the protection, preservation, and conservation The area serves as the headwaters of the historic St.
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By strategically managing land through protection and restoration, we make it possible for individuals and families to experience nature in ways that leave lasting impressions. The Chiputneticook Lakes Region is composed of a series of lakes that straddle the United States and Canadian border (in Maine and New Brunswick). Croix River. Our primary focus is on the international waters of East Grand

Lake and Spednic Lake, as well as Mud Lake, North Lake, Palfrey Lake, and the headwaters of the East Grand. We seek to strengthen the surrounding communities by promoting responsible community access, tourism, and sustainable economic development. We act as stewards of the land, wetlands, timberland, lakes, and shorelines for year-round residents, Woodie Wheaton’s members, and its many, many visitors.

06/16/2026

What a great event we had this past Saturday. Thank you to all who came and supported!

06/16/2026

What a fantastic afternoon at our Tie One On event! 🎣🍷

We had a great turnout, plenty of laughs, and lots of beautiful flies tied while enjoying wine tasting with the wonderful team from Marble Creek Acres. Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the event such a success.

Marble Creek Acres was a crowd favorite, and we're excited to share that they'll be joining us again at our Annual Meeting on July 25!

Take a look at some of our favorite moments from the day. We can't wait to see you at our next event!
Marble Creek Acres

Thank you to volunteers Ted and Iva Sussman for paddling Monument Brook and assessing the activity and condition of our ...
06/14/2026

Thank you to volunteers Ted and Iva Sussman for paddling Monument Brook and assessing the activity and condition of our wood duck boxes.

They reported a beautiful day on the water, with sightings of two moose, one deer, one muskrat, black ducks, mergansers, eastern kingbirds, red-winged blackbirds, and Canada geese.

While no wood ducks were observed, several boxes were being used as perches by eastern kingbirds.

We appreciate Ted and Iva taking the time to monitor these boxes and share their observations.

If you are interested in helping with our bird activity assessments and would like more information, please contact Anna at [email protected].

USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Maine Audubon
Treeline Downeast Audubon DownEast Acadia My Aroostook! Aroostook County Tourism

Thank you Marble Creek Acres and John Bailey for all you did to help make today’s event a success! We had so much fun v...
06/14/2026

Thank you Marble Creek Acres and John Bailey for all you did to help make today’s event a success! We had so much fun visiting with everyone. “Tie One On” was a pleasure!

We are very grateful for the generosity and community support we received for our bat boxes, which will be installed in ...
06/10/2026

We are very grateful for the generosity and community support we received for our bat boxes, which will be installed in the Headwaters Forest in Amity this summer.

Our local businesses, schools, and community came together on this project, and we couldn't be more grateful. Matthew Tribou of JMM Services , Maine Cedar Specialty Products, Princeton Variety, Sara at S.W. Collins Company in Lincoln, and Miss DeKeyser's seventh-grade class at East Grand School made this happen. Thank you ALL!

Stay tuned for more photos later this week!

Greater East Grand Economic Council Greater East Grand Lake Area Chamber of Commerce USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife

🍷🎣 Tie One On 🎣🍷Join us on Saturday, June 13, from 2:00 - 4:00 PM for a unique afternoon that combines two great traditi...
06/07/2026

🍷🎣 Tie One On 🎣🍷

Join us on Saturday, June 13, from 2:00 - 4:00 PM for a unique afternoon that combines two great traditions - wine tasting and fly tying!

We're excited to welcome Marble Creek Acres for a tasting of their locally crafted wines, while participants enjoy fly-tying demonstrations and instruction. Whether you're curious about the art of creating fishing flies, interested in sampling local wines, or simply looking for a fun afternoon with friends, this event has something for everyone.

This event is free to attend, and all experience levels are welcome. RSVPs are helpful, but not required.

Come sip, learn, visit, and "Tie One On" with us - we'd love to see you there!

Paddle into Summer with Washington County's Land Trusts! Join us this summer for our Paddle Series, a collaboration of W...
06/05/2026

Paddle into Summer with Washington County's Land Trusts!

Join us this summer for our Paddle Series, a collaboration of Woodie Wheaton Land Trust, Downeast Coastal Conservancy, and Downeast Lakes Land Trust, as we explore some of Downeast Maine's most beautiful lakes, rivers, streams, and coastal waters.

Whether you're an experienced paddler or just looking for a fun way to enjoy the outdoors, these guided outings offer a great opportunity to discover special places, learn about local conservation efforts, and connect with fellow outdoor enthusiasts.

Bring your kayak or canoe, and come experience the natural beauty that makes Washington County such a remarkable place to live, work, and play.

For more information, or to register, please visit woodiewheaton.org/news/2026-paddle-partnership.

Maine Land Trust Network DownEast Acadia Maine Tourism Association

06/04/2026

What a beautiful morning on Spednic! The dragonflies were having a frenzy! Want to help us with the restoration of Tannery Shores? Reach out for more information at [email protected].

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2 Grove Rd
Forest City, ME
04413

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(207) 448-3250

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