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Greater Lovell Land Trust

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Who We Are
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Job Opportunities
Volunteering
Submit Volunteer Time
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Self-Guided Adventures
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Hiking Trails & More
Chip Stockford Reserve
Five Kezar Ponds Reserve
Heald and Bradley Pond Reserve
John A. Segur Wildlife Refuge
Kezar Corridor Lands
Kezar Outlet Fen
Kezar River Reserve
Kezar River Forest
Long Meadow Brook Reserve
Sabattus Mountain
Wilson Wing Moose Bog Preserve / Bishop Cardinal Reserve
Self Guided Nature Trails
Storybook Trail
News
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Annual Report
Tales from the Trails
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Greater Lovell Land Trust, PO Box 225, Lovell, ME, 04051, United States(207) 925-1056info@gllt.org

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View fullsize The Groundhogs have officially come out of hibernation! Our volunteer trail crew (affectionately known as the 'Groundhogs') spent yesterday morning putting up a brand new trail kiosk in the Kezar Corridor Lands. Check it out next time you're explori
View fullsize Two weeks ago Greater Lovell Land Trust planted 250 red spruce seedlings provided to us by the University of Vermont on tall, steep banks along the Kezar River at the Kezar Corridor Lands. Steep banks are a prominent feature along stretches of the ri
View fullsize Three more organizations have been added to the already fantastic lineup for Outreach Day! Check out Stewards of Western Maine Climbing, Delta Masonic Lodge Lovell, and the Sunshine Backpack Food Program at Outreach Day next Saturday!
View fullsize We're teaming up with @loonecholandtrust to celebrate National Trails Day with a Trail Maintenance Workshop! We'll cover tool safety, clipping, drainage, social trails, and water bars. We'll also go over trail standards and the best way to get invo
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View fullsize Ever wanted to explore local waterways but felt unsure about going solo? Join the GLLT staff—who love to paddle—for our first paddle of the season next Friday on the north end of Kezar Lake! Bring your own kayak or canoe, and enjoy a fu
View fullsize 🎉 Outreach Day is almost here! 🎉 Join us Saturday, June 7th from 2–4 PM at the Lovell Historical Society for an afternoon full of fun, food, and community spirit! 🍔 Lovell Recreation will be grilling up delicious hamburgers—so come hu
View fullsize New merch alert! Say hello to our cutest addition yet — this adorable tote bag featuring the sweetest little porcupine you’ve ever seen! Shop online at gllt.org/merchandise 🛒 or swing by the GLLT office to skip the shipping fees!
View fullsize Last week’s bird outing in Lovell was full of amazing sightings! Highlights included a vibrant Northern Parula, the striking Black-throated Blue Warbler, Red-eyed and Blue-headed Vireos, and a Yellow-rumped Warbler—plus even more feathere
View fullsize We wrapped up our final MESA session yesterday with a fantastic morning out at our newest property—Kezar River Forest! 🌲✨ To kick things off, Erika led a fun tree ID review game and guided students through a discussion on forest structure. Th
View fullsize We had an awesome morning exploring the Kezar River with New Suncook's amazing 2nd grade class! The kids became mini scientists as we searched for aquatic macroinvertebrates—and we hit the jackpot! We discovered tons of mayfly, dragonfly, and

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