Waterboro Land Trust

Waterboro Land Trust WLT is a member supported, non-profit organization which seeks to identify, preserve, protect and manage lands for public benefit and future generations.

12/24/2022

Hello friends! Until further notice, Bob Fay Park is closed due to trees down. We will update you when we are back open. Stay safe friends! Happy holidays!

Eagle Scout Ceremony Brayden Peck, congratulations! He made picnic tables for the WLT! 👏🏼
09/04/2022

Eagle Scout Ceremony
Brayden Peck, congratulations! He made picnic tables for the WLT! 👏🏼

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06/22/2022

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Visit the Waterboro Public Library for more information!
04/27/2022

Visit the Waterboro Public Library for more information!

04/27/2022

The Land Trust meets this evening at 7pm! If you’d like to join us, come on by! We meet at the old firehouse by the intersection at Old Alfred Road & RT5.

Which properties have you visited? Which ones are you excited to see on the map?! We hope you all enjoy our properties a...
03/24/2022

Which properties have you visited? Which ones are you excited to see on the map?! We hope you all enjoy our properties and welcome any new members to join our group! We meet the 4th Wednesday at 7pm! Becoming a member is super easy and your support and donations help us tremendously! For more info, feel free to send a message or leave a comment below!

Check out this awesome aerial photo of the Rabbit Habitat!!
02/22/2022

Check out this awesome aerial photo of the Rabbit Habitat!!

🐰 Very exciting news for the Waterboro Land Trust and our awesome town!!! We’re working with the NRCS (National Resource...
02/02/2022

🐰 Very exciting news for the Waterboro Land Trust and our awesome town!!! We’re working with the NRCS (National Resources Conservation Service) to create a habitat for The Endangered New England Cottontail! Also called the gray rabbit, brush rabbit, wood hare, wood rabbit, or cooney, is a species of cottontail rabbit represented by fragmented populations in areas of New England, specifically from southern Maine to southern New York.

You may see some clear cutting near Bennett Hill Road happening and this is why! The size (approx 17-20 acres) and the location of the cut were determined by a wildlife biologist with NRCS, which is a division of the USDA!

As always, we work hard to preserve our town‘s land for all people and animals to enjoy for years and years to come.

If you have any questions about this particular project or want to get involved with the land trust, please feel free to send us a message anytime!

Interested in joining the Land Trust? Our meetings are every 4th Wednesday of the month at 7pm! We have lots of new proj...
07/26/2021

Interested in joining the Land Trust? Our meetings are every 4th Wednesday of the month at 7pm! We have lots of new projects coming and always look forward to welcoming new members interested in preserving and enjoying our properties! Send us a message if you’d like to join us!

06/28/2021

Hello friends! Bob Fay Park is now a CARRY IN CARRY OUT park! We appreciate you keeping the park clean so all of our visitors can enjoy without the trash getting in the way. 🌲

06/23/2021

Our in-person meetings have resumed and we look forward to welcoming new members! To join us, please send a message!

Happy Fall! 🍁 Over the weekend a member and his family started marking off a trail for all to use. This trail is located...
10/12/2020

Happy Fall! 🍁 Over the weekend a member and his family started marking off a trail for all to use. This trail is located off of Clark’s Bridge Road next to the house with solar panels on the right side. The entrance to the trail is a 10’ wide cutout into the pine trees. You’ll see bright green marking ribbon to guide you. The trail so far is about .5 mile into the woods. There is a small gravel pad for parking. We hope to continue making these fun trails for you all! Please take photos if you plan to visit! Thank you!

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