Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust
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Rangeley Trust to host Cheers to Conservation
RANGELEY — Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust is heading to the slopes of Saddleback Mountain for a conservation happy hour on Friday, Feb. 7! If you love Saddleback and the western Maine mountains, join us for an apres-ski beverage, snacks, and conversation about conservation, restoration and stewardship. Meet our staff and learn about upcoming conservation projects, […]
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Scenic Byway public hearing Jan. 21
The project, which is in the early stages of development, includes planning, designing, engineering and constructing two Gateway Connector Hubs on properties owned by the Town of Rangeley.
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Conservation, Restoration & Stewardship with Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust
Since its inception in 1991, Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust has conserved over 100,000 pristine acres in Western Maine. Most recently this summer, thanks to a gift from the Chodosh Family and the Maine Outdoor Heritage Fund, RLHT expanded conserved lands by 100+ acres by purchasing the Mingo Springs Lupine and Birding Trail. Thanks to the […]
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Night Sky Tours with Northern Planetarium
RANGELEY — John Meader, owner of The Northern Stars Planetarium, will lead several night sky snowshoe tours this winter at Rangeley Lakes Trails Center, 524 Saddleback Mountain Rd. Learn about constellations, galaxies, and much more! The Night Sky Tours are sponsored by Dark Skies Rangeley, a community-led effort to conserve the dark skies over the […]
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Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust gives thanks at annual picnic
RANGELEY — “I just wanted to recognize the people behind the scenes that really make all of this work,” said Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust (RLHT) Board President Paul Reynolds as he started addressing the gatherers at the recent RLHT annual picnic, held at Saddleback Mountain. He began by thanking the RLHT staff members: Executive Director […]
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RLHT Headwaters Campaign celebrated at annual picnic
RANGELEY — “We’re lucky we have a very coherent and creative mission to conserve, restore, and steward the Rangeley region. That compels us day in and day out to do what we can do, to that end,” explained Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust (RLHT) Executive Director David Miller, at Friday evening’s annual picnic. Held at the […]
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Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust purchases 1,700 acres in Kennebago watershed
The land contains some of the finest wild brook trout habitat in the U.S.
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RLHT to host workshop on edible, medicinal mushrooms
The focus will be on learning of a few common edible and medicinal mushrooms and building skills for ongoing identification.
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Perham Stream Birding Trail and Museum open to the public
The trail is wide and maintained with a mower biweekly, is easy to navigate, and is suitable for all ages.