Sadie’s Hammocking Notes From the Field
After long busy days working at Scarborough Land Trust, it’s been important to find times to rest and relax while still enjoying the outdoors. Within my first week of working…
DetailsAfter long busy days working at Scarborough Land Trust, it’s been important to find times to rest and relax while still enjoying the outdoors. Within my first week of working…
DetailsScarborough Land Trust’s Pleasant Hill Preserve sits quietly among the town’s most popular outdoor recreation sites. One of its most intriguing features hides in plain sight. Watching over the…
DetailsThe Hidden Beauty of Urban Trees While many people are drawn to the fragrant flowers, ripe fruit, or blazing fall colors of New England’s trees, we celebrate these organisms…
DetailsScarborough Land Trust is excited to welcome two new summer employees to our team: Sadie Gray – Stewardship Intern, and Henry Gustavson – Education and Communications Specialist. Sadie grew…
DetailsAs the Endangered Species Act (ESA) enters its 50th year protecting endangered plants and animals across the United States, Scarborough Land Trust celebrates the conservation law for its continued wildlife…
DetailsOur 1st annual Native Plant Sale at Broadturn Farm was a wonderful day. We can’t wait for next years event! Thank you to: Broadturn Farm Rebel Hill Farm Old Wells…
DetailsSpring has arrived! We are excited to get back to work improving and maintaining our habitats and trails. May 6th, 9am to 1pm: Annual Spring Clean Up! On the first Saturday of May, SLT…
DetailsEducation and Communications Seasonal Specialist Scarborough, Maine The Education and Communication Seasonal Specialist will support the work of the Scarborough Land Trust (SLT). Internship duties will include developing, scheduling,…
DetailsIs it possible that Maine was once home to the woolly mammoth? And were remains of such an enormous animal actually found near the Nonesuch River in Scarborough? To find…
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