We've Moved!
On Friday, August 25th, the office moved from 8 Harlow to 9 Central St, Suite 201 - just around the corner. Stop in to see our new space!
Upcoming Programs
Saturday, Sept 23 at 10 a.m.
Tree ID Walk through Walden-Parke
Calling all tree lovers! Join us for a tree identification walk through a portion of BLT's Walden-Parke Preserve led by Steve Sader, a tree expert and Emeritus professor of Forest Resources at the University of Maine. The walk will cover a little more than a mile and should take about an hour and a half. A handout sheet listing most of the trees, shrubs, and common ground plants found in Maine will be provided. Expect to see about 30+ species during the walk. To aid in some identifications, binoculars are recommended, if available. Good walking or hiking shoes are also recommended as parts of the trail route contain exposed roots and rocks. Meet at the BLT kiosk located in the cul-de-sac at the end of Tamarack Trail Road.
Saturday, Sept 23 at 10 a.m.
Tree ID Walk through Walden-Parke
Calling all tree lovers! Join us for a tree identification walk through a portion of BLT's Walden-Parke Preserve led by Steve Sader, a tree expert and Emeritus professor of Forest Resources at the University of Maine. The walk will cover a little more than a mile and should take about an hour and a half. A handout sheet listing most of the trees, shrubs, and common ground plants found in Maine will be provided. Expect to see about 30+ species during the walk. To aid in some identifications, binoculars are recommended, if available. Good walking or hiking shoes are also recommended as parts of the trail route contain exposed roots and rocks. Meet at the BLT kiosk located in the cul-de-sac at the end of Tamarack Trail Road.
The More You Know
Have you ever wondered about a flower or bird or tree? Did you want to know its name or more about it? Help build a resource of nature's gifts in the Bangor area to use and to learn from. Send photos from your adventures - photos of frogs, birds, bugs, trees and more.
Have you ever wondered about a flower or bird or tree? Did you want to know its name or more about it? Help build a resource of nature's gifts in the Bangor area to use and to learn from. Send photos from your adventures - photos of frogs, birds, bugs, trees and more.
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PO Box 288 Bangor, Maine 04402 207-942-1010 info@bangorlandtrust.org |
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