Join GLLT at Hobbs Library for Project FeederWatch! This winter citizen science program allows people of all ages to observe and learn about their backyard birds. This is a drop-in program.
Join GLLT at Hobbs Library for Project FeederWatch! This winter citizen science program allows people of all ages to observe and learn about their backyard birds. This is a drop-in program.
Join GLLT Docent and veteran hunter, Jim, as he takes you on this guided hike to share his knowledge and passion for the outdoors. He will discuss wildlife scouting, tracking and habitat from a hunter's perspective, offering insights into the natural world. This walk may involve some off-trail bushwhacking. Registration required. Location: TBD
Puddle Ducks is a FREE program meant for children 6 or under with a caregiver. Each week will be themed and include a story time, a brief trail walk, and an activity.
Even as flowers fade, they offer us beauty. Join docents Pippi, Sarah, and Pam on a nature walk and gather a special fall bouquet for your Thanksgiving holiday. Participants may want to bring an empty jar to serve as a vase their bouquet. Since it is hunting season, we recommend that you wear orange. Location TBD. Registration required. Rain date of 11/24.
Drop in at Hobbs Library to make ornaments out of natural materials.
Puddle Ducks is a FREE program meant for children 6 or under with a caregiver. Each week will be themed and include a story time, a brief trail walk, and an activity.
Join GLLT at Hobbs Library for Project FeederWatch! This winter citizen science program allows people of all ages to observe and learn about their backyard birds. This is a drop-in program.
Join GLLT at Hobbs Library for Project FeederWatch! This winter citizen science program allows people of all ages to observe and learn about their backyard birds. This is a drop-in program.
Puddle Ducks is a FREE program meant for children 6 or under with a caregiver. Each week will be themed and include a story time, a brief trail walk, and an activity.
Join GLLT at Hobbs Library for Project FeederWatch! This winter citizen science program allows people of all ages to observe and learn about their backyard birds. This is a drop-in program.
Join GLLT at Hobbs Library for Project FeederWatch! This winter citizen science program allows people of all ages to observe and learn about their backyard birds. This is a drop-in program.
Join GLLT at Hobbs Library for Project FeederWatch! This winter citizen science program allows people of all ages to observe and learn about their backyard birds. This is a drop-in program.
Join GLLT at Hobbs Library for Project FeederWatch! This winter citizen science program allows people of all ages to observe and learn about their backyard birds. This is a drop-in program.
Join GLLT at Hobbs Library for Project FeederWatch! This winter citizen science program allows people of all ages to observe and learn about their backyard birds. This is a drop-in program.
Join GLLT at Hobbs Library for Project FeederWatch! This winter citizen science program allows people of all ages to observe and learn about their backyard birds. This is a drop-in program.
Join GLLT at Hobbs Library for Project FeederWatch! This winter citizen science program allows people of all ages to observe and learn about their backyard birds. This is a drop-in program.
Join GLLT at Hobbs Library for Project FeederWatch! This winter citizen science program allows people of all ages to observe and learn about their backyard birds. This is a drop-in program.
Join OUT Maine and the Greater Lovell Land Trust for what is likely to be our final OUT in the Park event of the year! Before it gets too cold outside, come hang out for an afternoon of environmental education from the GLLT, snacks, nature zines, and LGBTQ+ camaraderie. Folks of all ages are welcome to attend for free. Hope to see you there!
This week, meet at Heald & Bradley Ponds Reserve Parking Lot #1.
No registration necessary.
Puddle Ducks is a FREE program meant for children 6 or under with a caregiver. Each week will be themed and include a story time, a brief trail walk, and an activity.
GLLT is hosting a food drive to benefit the Lovell Area and Sweden Good pantries.
This week, meet at the Groundhog Trail up Patterson Hill in the Kezar Corridor Lands.
No registration necessary.
Interested in starting your own pollinator plants from seed? Stop on by the GLLT Pollinator Garden to harvest some of your own!
Take a stroll along the Slide Trail and enjoy all of the carved pumpkins that will light the path.
After, enjoy a not-so-spooky Halloween Story by the fire with Jo Radner!
Anyone is welcome to bring their own carved pumpkin to the GLLT office by noon on October 25th to be added to the trail.
Puddle Ducks is a FREE program meant for children 6 or under with a caregiver. Each week will be themed and include a story time, a brief trail walk, and an activity.
Join GLLT on a Family Fall Scavenger Hunt through the woods!
Join GLLT as we lead you on an expedition to hear some owls! Please meet at Heald & Bradley Lot #4. Bring a flashlight and be prepared to walk in the dark! Registration Required.
This week, meet at the Groundhog Trail up Patterson Hill in the Kezar Corridor Lands.
No registration necessary.
The autumn season is not just about colorful leaves. Explore how changes that begin in the air, water, and soil cascade through the natural world as everything from spiders to eagles to moose prepares for the winter to come. Held at Hobbs Library.
Join GLLT docents Ingrid and Pam, as they lead you on a hike up the Mountain Trail at Five Kezar Ponds Reserve to view the beautiful fall foliage. Pack a picnic lunch to enjoy at the top!
This week, meet at the Groundhog Trail up Patterson Hill in the Kezar Corridor Lands.
No registration necessary.
Puddle Ducks is a FREE program meant for children 6 or under with a caregiver. Each week will be themed and include a story time, a brief trail walk, and an activity.
Beavers are busy getting ready for winter. This walk will show you a newly constructed beaver lodge, a dam, and other signs of beavers in the landscape. Registration required.
Puddle Ducks is a FREE program meant for children 6 or under with a caregiver. Each week will be themed and include a story time, a brief trail walk, and an activity.
Mayflies, Damselflies, and Crayfish, oh my! These are just some of the critters that can be found in our streams. Join GLLT to explore the critters of Sucker Brook.
Meet at Heald & Bradley Ponds Reserve parking lot #4
Puddle Ducks is a FREE program meant for children 6 or under with a caregiver. Each week will be themed and include a story time, a brief trail walk, and an activity.
Soak up the last Dog Days of Summer with GLLT and Hobbs Library! Join GLLT for a dog hike around Dan Charles Pond in the Kezar Corridor Lands. Afterwards, stop by the library to enjoy dog-friendly activities!
Join GLLT for this community picnic and walk around the newly acquired Dan Charles Pond.
Join Chewonki on this program on predators!
Janet and Mark Gerner will lead Roots and Rocks on a trail hike or run in the Five Kezars Preserve. We will meet at 5:00 pm at the first GLLT parking lot off of 5 Kezar Ponds Rd. We plan to hike the Mountain, Orange and Ron’s Loop trails. No registration required.
Join Kathy Moran, Chair (2023-26), London's Natural History Museum's Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition and former National Geographic magazine’s Deputy Director of Photography for a wonderful program about conservation photography.
This program will take place at Hobbs Library.
Registration Required.
Join GLLT staff and volunteers while we take a leisurely paddle on Charles Pond. BYO kayak/canoe.
Janet and Mark Gerner will be leading Roots and Rocks this Thursday. This week we plan to hike/run Perky’s Path and Flat Hill trails. Four new bog bridges were installed last week on Perky’s Path by the Groundhogs. Before heading out from the parking area, we will break into 2 groups. The first group will hike the trail while the other group runs the route.
We will meet at 5:30pm in the GLLT parking lot #1 at the end of Heald Pond Rd.
In this class you will learn how to identify features on a map, use a compass, determine your pace, plot a course on a map and use the declination diagram to convert grid north to magnetic north. We will begin inside with some basic instruction, then go out to the field to test our knowledge. We have all the materials you will need. Be prepared to spend some time outside in a field and in the woods.
Learn all about this remarkable endangered species with a lecture at the Hobbs Library followed by a monarch tagging demonstration at the GLLT pollinator garden.
