Land Stewardship
You Can Help Keep the Coast Clean
One day, $10,474, more than 13 clean Maine beaches—donors made it happen!
Conserving Land, Preserving History
From cellar holes to social media: a history major shares tales from her internship with York Land Trust
Putting Theory Into Practice
A conservation intern gains problem-solving skills while working for a local land trust.
Myxomycetes of Our Dreams
Slime molds and why they’re way cool
The Ins and Outs of Conservation Work
From Washington County to the wilds of Sagadahoc—a conservation intern covers new ground.
Five Things I’ve Learned as a Conservation Intern
Musings on the importance of donors, members, and volunteers—and why it’s fun to work outside!
The Best Classroom Out There
“Odd jobs, hot days, good people: learning lessons about conservation—and life—on the job.”
Heidi Baker Becomes Aldermere Farm Manager
After serving as Aldermere Farm Herd Manager for over five years, Baker now to oversee Aldermere Farm and Erickson Fields
Meet Your MCHT Land Steward
Ever wondered who is taking care of conserved lands in your backyard?
New Arrivals and Last Year’s Models
Skies full of songbirds and the tiniest Painted Turtle
The Amphibian Cruise
Go for a wild(life) ride with MCHT Steward Kirk Gentalen as he tracks Maine’s great spring amphibian migration of 2018.
2018 Land Conference Breaks the Mold
This year, Maine Coast Heritage Trust thought it was time to hit the pause button, to look closely at and think deeply and strategically about the land conservation movement and where it goes from here.
Winter Songbirds
In the calm between storms or wind bursts, these are the songbirds making a blessed racket as the Maine winter doldrums set in.
The “Land Trusts Work for Maine” Report
In 2017, Maine Land Trust Network conducted a survey to learn more about the impact of land conservation on Maine communities. The results blew us away.
Postcard Cheesy, But True
Maine Coast Heritage Trust’s year-round staff is made up of 54 people with one thing in common: we love the Maine coast.
You Otter Follow That Trail
When tracking the North American River Otter on the Maine coast, look out for latrines and belly slides.