Introducing: The Maine Endangered Species Pottery series
Visit the KELT store to browse the Maine Endangered Species pottery series, a collaboration between two local artists, Mary McKone and Jackie Johnson! Each piece is beautifully handmade, showcasing some of Maine’s endangered species. We currently have mugs, bowls, and dishes available, and more will be added as they are created! A portion of the sales from these pieces will be donated to KELT.
Red Rose Preserve Grand Opening - September 14
KELT is excited to partner with the town of Bowdoinham to invite the public to the grand opening of Red Rose Preserve in Bowdoinham on Saturday, September 14.
Ribbon cutting at 1:45pm.
Attendees will join KELT staff and supporters for a guided tour of the property’s trails and learn the land's conservation story. This is a free, family-friendly event.
Maine Creatures Great & Small: American Eel Talk - September 18
Discover the fascinating lives of American eels, a species that migrates between the freshwater rivers and the sea. Dr. Gail Wippelhauser of the Maine Department of Marine Resources, and Abden Simmons, Executive Director of Maine Elver Fishermen’s Association, will present.
This is the fourth and final talk in collaboration with the Midcoast Conservancy.
Lichens of Lilly Pond Community Forest - September 28
Join Maine Master Naturalist instructor Jeff Pengel and discover the miniature world of lichens.
We’ll observe their subtle characteristics and Jeff will explain several aspects of their natural history. Bring a hand lens (and a camera) if you have one and be sure to wear comfortable walking/hiking foot gear.
Help us expand Lilly Pond Community Forest.
Time for some fresh air and nature!
Annual Alewife Count
The 2019 Alewife count at Nequasset Fish Ladder is complete! Thank you to all the volunteers that helped to count. Check out this year’s numbers and how they compare to previous years’ data.
We are grateful for the support of this year's
Estuary Business Partners
Local Food for Local Folks
