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Upcoming Events

Register for an upcoming event and join us outside!

  • Watershed Workshop: Amplifying the Senses: A guided walk with Karen McCoy
    Watershed Workshop: Amplifying the Senses: A guided walk with Karen McCoy
    Sat, Sep 20
    Langlais Art Preserve
    Sculptor and land artist Karen McCoy will lead us on a walk designed to heighten our awareness of sound and sharpen our observation of the environment. By slowing our pace, we’ll invite deeper sensory perception.
  • Trail Ecosystem Workshop & Volunteer Workday
    Trail Ecosystem Workshop & Volunteer Workday
    Sat, Sep 27
    Rockland Bog (Beechwood St entrance)
    Join Georges River Land Trust, Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District, and Midcoast Trails Stewardship for a hands-on workshop and volunteer day on the new trails of the Rockland Bog! Learn about sustainable trail building practices and then help out the trail crew!
  • Introduction to Fall Fly Fishing
    Introduction to Fall Fly Fishing
    Sat, Oct 04
    Gibson Preserve
    Did you know you can fish the St. George River all year long? Georges River Trout Unlimited will lead a beginner-friendly workshop on fly tying and casting to get you started on your fall fly fishing journey! Materials provided, space is limited. Please register.
  • Fall Foliage Float on the St. George River
    Fall Foliage Float on the St. George River
    Sun, Oct 05
    St. George Pizza
    Join us for a float and paddle along the St. George River in Warren! Stop by St. George Pizza beforehand - proceeds from your lunch will benefit our conservation work in the watershed!
  • Invasive Species Workshop
    Invasive Species Workshop
    Tue, Oct 07
    Rockland Bog Overlook Trail
    Join Georges River Land Trust, Knox-Lincoln Soil and Water Conservation District, and the City of Rockland Parks and Recreation's Department for a hands-on invasive species workshop at the Rockland Bog Overlook Trail!
  • Volunteer Appreciation & Celebration
    Volunteer Appreciation & Celebration
    Wed, Oct 08
    Gibson Preserve
    Join us for an evening of celebrating you, our amazing volunteers! The evening will include a fire, potluck, drinks, games, and awards. Not a volunteer yet? Come out and meet current volunteers, and learn about upcoming opportunities to help out!
  • Watershed Workshop: Tree Withness with Gina Siepel
    Watershed Workshop: Tree Withness with Gina Siepel
    Sun, Oct 12
    Langlais Art Preserve
    “Witness trees” are trees recognized for their presence at significant human events. While they connect us to history on an arboreal clock, this concept remains human-centered. What if we shifted focus to the trees them-selves—witnessing their long, quietly dramatic lives?
  • Nature Journaling Workshop
    Nature Journaling Workshop
    Wed, Oct 29
    Riverview Hayfields Preserve
    Have you always wanted to keep a nature journal, but not known how to start? Join Maine Master Naturalist and artist Sherrie York for a guided workshop perfect for new nature journal-keepers and expert field sketchers alike.
  • Nature Journaling Workshop
    Nature Journaling Workshop
    Wed, Nov 12
    Gibson Preserve
    Have you always wanted to keep a nature journal, but not known how to start? Join Maine Master Naturalist and artist Sherrie York for a guided workshop perfect for new nature journal-keepers and expert field sketchers alike.

Creative Nature Youth Programs

Free programs for children and their caretakers to enjoy side by side outdoors!

Wonder Walks

Ages 0-5
Fridays, September 5-December 5
9:15am-10:15am
at Langlais Art Preserve


Gently guided, child-centered meanders with new discoveries each week, as the landscape evolves over the season. We’ll look closely, ask questions, and use all five senses.  

Programs are free! Please register to let us know you're coming and see the full schedule below.

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Creative Nature Club

Ages 6-10
Monthly on Saturdays September-May
9:30am-12:30pm
at Langlais Art Preserve


What do we notice when we slow down and observe nature closely? How can creative responses to our local ecology help us feel connected to the more-than-human world? Each month at Creative Nature Club, we’ll explore a new ecological theme and make art inspired by our discoveries.

This program is free but registration is required to reserve your child’s spot. Sign up for five or more sessions and get a Creative Nature Club Field Kit! 

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