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York Land Trust recently acquired 35 acres of oak forest on Bartlett Road, across the street from our 220-acre Fuller Forest Preserve.
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Rainbow smelt are one of a dozen migratory fish species native to Maine that spend most of their lives at sea but return to bodies of freshwater each spring to spawn.
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Warren and Deb Taylor exemplify the practice of protecting what you love. Their deep affinity for the natural areas of York has moved them to support the work of York…
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Local Sculpture Preserved Within 12-Acre Parcel in Cape Neddick
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We have temporarily closed Smelt Brook Preserve due to wet trail conditions. We plan to reopen as soon as the trails are dry enough to do so. Thank you for…
Read MoreNov. 2022 Over her 23-year tenure as Executive Director that concluded on October 2, 2022, Doreen MacGillis helped York Land Trust grow from a small organization of one staff member…
Read MoreNov. 2022 We are very pleased to announce that we recently protected 48 acres across three parcels of land located off of Josiah Currier Road in Cape Neddick. The property…
Read MoreHunting Season Active Through December 31, 2022 Trail users please advise, hunting season has begun on York Land Trust properties. We recommend wearing blaze orange on all trails for the…
Read MoreOver the past month, we have been working hard with a tremendous crew of volunteers to build a brand new edible garden at the YLT Headquarters. With our plants now…
Read MoreJune 2022 This spring, ReVision Energy outfitted the YLT headquarters with energy efficient heat pumps and a 14-panel solar array on the rooftop of our Community Room. This new setup…
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