Loon Echo Land Trust Seeks Accreditation – Public Comment Period Open
September 6, 2016 BRIDGTON, ME – The non-profit conservation organization Loon Echo Land Trust based… More »
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Raymond Community Forest
The Raymond Community Forest includes 356 acres in North Raymond located on Conesca Road, including much of Pismire Mountain and a large forest beside Crescent Lake. The land conservation project was first proposed by the Raymond Conservation Commission and Loon Echo Land Trust in 2012. The 2007 Raymond Open Space Plan identifies Pismire… More »
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View allTime To Get Your Trek On: Loon Echo Land Trust Hosts 16th Annual Loon Echo Trek Fundraiser
For the last 15 years, on the third Saturday in September, hundreds of hikers… More »
Loon Echo’s Summer/Fall Newsletter
Summer/Fall Newsletter Twice a year we publish Loon Echo NEWS to keep you up to date… More »
Events
View allHawk Migration Watch at Hacker's Hill Preserve
Dick Anderson, former Director of the Maine Audubon, brings his enthusiasm for the southern hawk migration back to Hacker’s Hill from 9 AM until noon.
Volunteer Appreciation "Just Desserts"
Join Loon Echo staff and Board of Directors to celebrate you, our valuable volunteers. Apple Crisp and ice cream will be the main course!
Life On A Rock
Maine Master Naturalist Leigh Hayes will help guests identify moss, lichens and other easy to overlook wonders that live in harmony with exposed granite surfaces.