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About Us
Staff & Board
Mission & Vision
Newsletters
Annual Report & Finances
Contact Us
Job Opportunities
Community Partners
Research And Planning
Outings & Events
Calendar
Self-Guided Adventures
School Field Trips
Trail Challenge
Get Outside
Hiking Trails & More
Information for All Owned Properties
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
Nature Play Space
Storybook Trail
Get Involved
Volunteering
Submit Volunteer Time
Tales from the Trails
Email Sign-up
Forestry for Resilience
Conserve Your Land
Why Conserve?
Conservation Options
Donate
Donate
Monthly Donations
Evergreen Society
Business Sponsorship
Tax-Smart Giving Options
Legacy Giving
Shop
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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 Volunteers discovered an incredible otter slide at Heald & Bradley Ponds Reserve this week. Proof that winter is anything but quiet! πŸ¦¦β„οΈ Curious about what other wildlife has been up to? Join us on Sunday, March 1, for a guided winter walk as w
View fullsize Tomorrow is shaping up to be a beautiful day in the woods! Join GLLT volunteers for a casual winter walk at Heald & Bradley Ponds Reserve. We’ll meet at parking lot #1 at 9:30 AM. Snowshoes are recommended.
View fullsize This Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating the forests and open spaces that make our community feel like home. Every acre conserved is a promise to future generations — clean water, thriving wildlife, scenic views, and quiet places to
View fullsize Our Office Manager, Alice, shared these exciting images with us at this morning’s staff meeting, and we just had to share them with you! This Northern Saw-whet Owl stopped by her home for a surprise visit over the weekend. The Northern Saw-whe
View fullsize πŸ“… Save the Dates! Big things are happening this year, and you won’t want to miss them. Save this post as your go-to reminder, and be sure to check our website calendar for the latest programs and updates. πŸ‘‰ gllt.org/calendar #greaterlovelllan
View fullsize π–πž'𝐫𝐞 𝐇𝐒𝐫𝐒𝐧𝐠! GLLT is looking for a part-time Outreach & Communications Associate to help us connect people to the land they love. In this role, you’ll: ✨ Support fundraising and donor stewardship ✨ Maintain donor records ✨ Help
View fullsize Our homeschool outing this morning was all about winter science! The kiddos braved the cold to try some seriously cool experiments—blowing bubbles in 15° weather and watching them freeze, testing which substances melt ice the fastest (spoil
View fullsize Feeling like this winter is never going to end? πŸ₯Άβ„ Beat the winter blues by joining us for our first-ever community concert featuring The Cobblestones on Saturday, February 28, at 7 PM at the Lovell VFW. Enjoy snacks, great music, and plenty of room
View fullsize February is Browntail Moth Awareness Month and it's the perfect time of year to be looking for their winter webs. Browntail winter webs are typically 2-5 inches long and have a distinct white silk covering that protects them from the harsh Maine wint
View fullsize With the big snowstorm that just came through and frigid temperatures, you may be asking yourself, "Aren't we supposed to be experiencing global warming?" This article, originally published by Yale Climate Connections, has the answer. C
View fullsize Snowshoes are available to check out at @hobbslibrary! #greaterlovelllandtrust #hobbslibrary #community #snow #showshoeingadventures #getoutside #winterwonderland
View fullsize With the snow on the way ❄️, this is just a quick reminder about which parking lots are plowed this winter. And while you’re at it, take advantage of the fresh snow. Get outside, go snowshoeing, or enjoy some cross-country skiing!

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