Crabtree Neck Land Trust

Crabtree Neck Land Trust Crabtree Neck Land Trust (CNLT) was founded to conserve land on and near Crabtree Neck, Hancock, ME

Climate change is impacting the health of our woodlands. To address this concern, CNLT is working with foresters and bio...
09/04/2026

Climate change is impacting the health of our woodlands. To address this concern, CNLT is working with foresters and biologists to develop and implement a management plan, utilizing stewardship best practices to help keep our forests climate resilient.

Join us on September 11, at Pettengill Preserve for a walk with forester Steve McDonald to learn about this project and how you can implement these same strategies at home.

For more information contact Shayna Nickerson at: [email protected].

08/07/2026

The Hancock Community Garden held their annual Pot Luck Picnic this evening at the Ball Field Preserve. Fresh produce fr...
07/21/2026

The Hancock Community Garden held their annual Pot Luck Picnic this evening at the Ball Field Preserve. Fresh produce from gardeners’ plots and blueberries from the Wood Trail fields were on the menu!

What a perfect weekend to get outside!
07/11/2026

What a perfect weekend to get outside!

šŸ Join us and our Maine Outdoor School partners this Thursday at the Ball Field Preserve and Buzz Into Summer! This free...
06/15/2026

šŸ Join us and our Maine Outdoor School partners this Thursday at the Ball Field Preserve and Buzz Into Summer! This free (registration required) guided hike is open to all and family-friendly.

Visit maineoudoorschool.org/events or click the link in our bio for more information.

Today marks the beginning of our native plants series…and currently blooming in the woods is the delicate Starflower (Tr...
06/09/2026

Today marks the beginning of our native plants series…and currently blooming in the woods is the delicate Starflower (Trientalis Borealis)! Among the most prolific of spring woodland blooms, Starflowers are native to North America and grow from California to Newfoundland.

They are only in bloom for a short time, look for them today! We found these beauties in the Sam Ball woods.

Trientalis borealis are one of the few flowers that typically have seven petals, although they can have up to nine on their slim stalk. How many can you find?

It was a very productive Saturday at the Community Garden! Last year, a couple porcupines made a buffet of several garde...
05/16/2026

It was a very productive Saturday at the Community Garden! Last year, a couple porcupines made a buffet of several gardeners’ plots, so today we reinforced the bottom of our fence with chicken wire and wood chips.

We uncovered a spotted salamander on the southeast corner and two of our youngest gardeners made sure it had a comfy (and well marked) new home!

It sure did feel like Spring this afternoon! Such a perfect opportunity to shake a bit of that cabin fever and enjoy a w...
04/14/2026

It sure did feel like Spring this afternoon! Such a perfect opportunity to shake a bit of that cabin fever and enjoy a walk in the woods.

Were you able to get outside today?

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