Greater Lovell Land Trust

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Greater Lovell Land Trust Connecting community with the woods and waters of Western Maine.

The Greater Lovell Land Trust, through donation, acquisition and the voluntary acts of private landowners through conservation easements, works to ensure the permanent protection of the area's most valued natural resources. The preservation of viable native wildlife populations, species of concern, public recreational access, water quality, forest and agricultural resources, beauty and ecological integrity are key focuses of our efforts. The Greater Lovell land Trust collaborates with the public, educational and non-profit groups to provide education and tools directed at the preservation of water quality, improvements in land management, and the application of responsible land development options and alternatives.

🌲Property Highlight: Kezar Corridor LandsGet to know the Kezar Corridor Lands, a collection of conserved lands offering ...
09/21/2026

🌲Property Highlight: Kezar Corridor Lands

Get to know the Kezar Corridor Lands, a collection of conserved lands offering opportunities to explore the woods, wetlands, and water.

Swipe through to learn more about the landscape, trails, and what you might find along the way, then plan a visit for yourself!

🥾 For directions, additional information, and trail maps, visit gllt.org/kezar-corridor-lands

It's time to cast your votes to decide the 3 winners of our photo contest. 📷How to vote:- Visit gllt.org/contest- Review...
09/16/2026

It's time to cast your votes to decide the 3 winners of our photo contest. 📷
How to vote:
- Visit gllt.org/contest
- Review all of the images and fill out the form.
- One voting submission per person.
- Voting open until September 30th.

Thank you to everyone who submitted their photographs! The 3 winners will be announced in early-mid October via social media and the weekly e-news.

Email [email protected] with any questions.

Ready to ramble?🚲We’re a month out from the Crooked River Rambler, a Western Maine gravel adventure hosted by Headwaters...
09/13/2026

Ready to ramble?🚲

We’re a month out from the Crooked River Rambler, a Western Maine gravel adventure hosted by Headwaters Basecamp through the Crooked River watershed.

The 33-mile route travels along forest roads, ATV trails, and historic farm roads, with remote ponds, mountain views, and plenty of fall scenery along the way. Riders looking for more can add the new 10-mile Crooked-Kezar Extension, which will take you through our Kezar Corridor Lands property, where GLLT will have a fully stocked aid station.

This isn’t a race. Come challenge yourself, explore Western Maine by bike, and enjoy a day on the gravel.

GLLT is excited to be a community partner for this year’s ride.

Learn more and register through the link in our bio.

Hunting season is already underway here in Maine. 🎯We want to remind all trail users that hunting is permitted on all GL...
09/11/2026

Hunting season is already underway here in Maine. 🎯

We want to remind all trail users that hunting is permitted on all GLLT-owned properties, and no advance permission is required. We do, however, appreciate a heads-up if you plan to hunt on our lands.

A few reminders for hunters and other visitors:
- Please be aware of property boundaries.
- This policy does not apply to properties where GLLT holds a conservation easement, as those lands remain privately owned.
- All GLLT properties are subject to Maine hunting and fishing laws and regulations, including no hunting on Sundays.
- If you’re hiking or recreating on the trails during hunting season, wear blaze orange and consider adding something bright to your dog as well.

Hunters and other visitors may be sharing the woods, so please remain aware of others while enjoying GLLT lands.

Please reach out with any questions via DM or email [email protected]

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The Kezar River Reserve vault toilet project is coming along 🚽 Although it may look complete from the outside, it isn’t ...
09/11/2026

The Kezar River Reserve vault toilet project is coming along 🚽 Although it may look complete from the outside, it isn’t open for use just yet. Please continue to respect our work in progress. We will let you know when it is fully finished and ready for your deposits. 💩 We’re super excited about this functional addition to our most heavily trafficked property!

Consider this a firm but friendly reminder to clean up after your pets when visiting GLLT properties.Kezar River Reserve...
09/09/2026

Consider this a firm but friendly reminder to clean up after your pets when visiting GLLT properties.

Kezar River Reserve, specifically along the Storybook Trail, has become a hotspot for poo piles and bags of p**p left behind.

Not only does this create an unpleasant experience for other trail users, but pet waste can also introduce bacteria and excess nutrients into the surrounding environment. And while bagging your dog’s waste is an important first step, the bag needs to leave the property with you. Leaving it beside the trail is still littering and means someone else has to pick it up.

Please help us keep our trails clean and enjoyable for everyone: scoop it, bag it, and pack it out.

And yes, GLLT staff would very much prefer not to pick up your dog’s p**p.

Join us for Trailgating, a laid-back afternoon celebrating our newest trail.We're taking over the Fern Drive parking lot...
09/05/2026

Join us for Trailgating, a laid-back afternoon celebrating our newest trail.

We're taking over the Fern Drive parking lot at Kezar River Forest for the debut of our newest GLLT trail, a co****le tournament, live music, and a community cookout of burgers and hot dogs (while supplies last) and non-alcoholic beverages. BYOB or any other beverages you will enjoy.

Come be among the first to walk the new trail, play a game of co****le, grab a bite, and enjoy live music with neighbors and friends. Bring a chair or picnic blanket.

Free of charge — registration is requested to help us with food quantities.

🦋 Tomorrow! 🦋The monarchs are hatching from their chrysalids and they’re ready for their big moment! 🌿✨Join us tomorrow ...
09/02/2026

🦋 Tomorrow! 🦋

The monarchs are hatching from their chrysalids and they’re ready for their big moment! 🌿✨

Join us tomorrow at 3 PM at the Hobbs Library gazebo for a special pop-up monarch tagging and release.

Come watch these beautiful butterflies take flight and help us send them on their journey south!

09/02/2026

Erika's walk is canceled tomorrow morning (9/3) due to the rain.

If you have any questions, please reach out to our Conservation Easements Manager, Jamie, at jamie.attanasio@gllt.org.
09/02/2026

If you have any questions, please reach out to our Conservation Easements Manager, Jamie, at [email protected].

Address

208 Main Street
Lovell, ME

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+12079251056

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