4,295 acres of owned forests and wetlands...

The conservation of viable native wildlife habitat, public access, water quality, forest resources, and building climate resilient landscapes are key focuses of our efforts. 

Our first major land acquisition was the 808 Heald and Bradley Reserve in 1996, made possible through the generous support of many in the form of donations, gifts and grants. In 2022-23 we completed our largest acquisition to date, the Kezar Corridor Lands, which conserved 1,315 acres along the Kezar River in Lovell. In 2024 GLLT is on track to complete our next largest project, the Kezar River South property, which will add another 1,411 acres to the Kezar Corridor Lands to create a nearly 3,300 acre contiguous swath of conserved land in the Kezar River corridor.

Our properties are open to hunting!

Nearly all of our reserves and preserves are open to hunting, subject to Maine state fish & game laws. While there are hunting seasons throughout the year, the fall is particularly active and we advise all visitors to wear blaze orange between the end of September through mid December.

Please take the necessary precautions. For more information check out Maine Inland Fisheries & Wildlife: https://www.maine.gov/ifw/hunting-trapping/index.html