What is a Sustainable Forestry?
What is a sustainable forest? Friend of Three Rivers Land Trust, Lee Burnett, answers that question in his article in today’s Portland Press Herald. He discusses land trusts’ evolving outlook regarding… Read more »
What is a sustainable forest? Friend of Three Rivers Land Trust, Lee Burnett, answers that question in his article in today’s Portland Press Herald. He discusses land trusts’ evolving outlook regarding… Read more »
Have you spoken with a local farmer recently? If so, you’ve probably discussed the drought. Whether they farm livestock or veggies, all farmers are feeling the effects of the ever-worsening drought. And… Read more »
You like to save money, right? And, hopefully, you also like to help the environment. By conserving energy you achieve both objectives. As a land trust, we are committed to… Read more »
What have you been doing to celebrate fall? Have you gone apple picking? Drank some warm cider? Bought (or even carved) a pumpkin? With Columbus Day weekend on the horizon… Read more »
You’ve noticed it, haven’t you? A handful of neighborhood trees have begun to change color, maybe there’s a growing pile of leaves in your yard, and, of course, there’s pumpkin… Read more »
What are you doing on October 1? Consider attending our traditional wood skills demonstration at Hobbs Farm (651 Foxes Ridge Road, Acton, ME) from 1-3pm. If you already have experience… Read more »
When was the last time you gazed up at the night sky? Were you identifying constellations or simply enjoying the view? The night sky has delighted and inspired artists and… Read more »
Can you feel the chill in the air? Have you started airing out wool sweaters? Have you noticed a few trees changing colors? Yup, fall is on its way and… Read more »
What’s for dinner tonight? A fresh Cobb salad? BBQ chicken? Pasta with tomato sauce? Whatever is on the menu, you’ll feel better about what you’re serving knowing that you bought… Read more »
What’s better than eating fresh tomatoes, kale and cukes? Knowing that the produce you purchase helps to support a local farmer. Sisters Lana and Sara Cannon are the girl power… Read more »