Videos from the Coast
Tour a preserve, learn from a land steward, or enjoy calming coastal moments.
Internship Program
The Richard G. Rockefeller Conservation Internship Program was created to pair college students with host conservation organizations; it offers interns paid experience in conservation while providing host organizations assistance with their seasonal work. Our hope is that this mutually beneficial experience will have a lasting impact on the future of land conservation in Maine.
Outdoor Adventures with Amanda: Amanda Takes a Walk
In this fun and informative video, our regional land steward Amanda Devine offers some dos and don’ts to keep in mind when visiting Maine Coast Heritage Trust preserves and other conserved lands.
A Coastal Moment from Aldermere Farm, Rockport, Maine
Aldermere Farm Preserve in Rockport is famous for its Belted Galloway herd, but its also home to beautiful Lily Pond at the foot of the Camden Hills.
Maine Coast Sojourn
In the summer of 2019, Timothy P. Wilson reached out to MCHT with the idea to make paintings inspired by conserved lands.
A Coastal Moment from Lanes Island Preserve, Yarmouth, Maine
Located at the mouth of the Royal River in Casco Bay, Lanes Island Preserve features two spectacular campsites and a white sand beach on the south end of the island.
A Coastal Moment from Weskeag Preserve, South Thomaston, Maine
A mosaic of forests, wetlands, fields, and shrubland, this 132-acre preserve in South Thomaston abuts other conservation areas along the banks of one of the region’s most ecologically-rich saltwater marshes.RE
A Coastal Moment from Tills Point Preserve, Penobscot, Maine
Located in Penobscot, this lovely 49-acre preserve offers sweeping views of the Bagaduce River and conservation lands in all directions.
A Coastal Moment from Long Point Preserve, Machiasport, Maine
With a rich history, this scenic point in Machiasport boasts incredible natural beauty with sweeping views to the islands of outer Machias Bay.
Bagaduce Fishway Project: Walker Pond
Come see the work done last summer at the Mill Pond at Walker Pond outlet in Brooksville.