This property of 380 acres features tall white pines thriving in the thin, hillier soils on the east side of Alden Hill Road. West of the road stands of sugar maple and white pine dominate the hardwood forests along the Androscoggin River. Previously partially...
This 392 acre property contains a wide variety of upland forest habitat and steep ledges and is owned by the Androscoggin Land Trust. Previously partially conserved through a long-term conservation lease with Verso Paper, ALT purchased this and other properties in...
The Hooper Pond area was identified by the Department of Conservation’s Maine Natural Areas Program as being of statewide ecological importance due to its exemplary pond and streamshore vegetation and high quality wildlife habitat, including high-value breeding...
Owned by the Town of Durham and managed by the Durham Conservation Commission, ALT has held a conservation easement on the property since 2000. This park contains 12-acres of public parkland and forest along the Androscoggin River and contains a trail system that is...
Within this conservation area that conserves the important wildlife habitat and wetlands of Curtis Bog, ALT owns a 114-acre property that was donated to ALT by the Maine Department of Transportation in 2008. As part of ALT’s continuing effort to advance wetland...
This 225-acre ecologically diverse conservation area contains over a mile and a half of significant Androscoggin River frontage. A variety of habitats are found here including floodplain forest, stands of spruce on steep slopes and large white pine. Also on the...
In December of 2010, ALT conserved this approximately 325-acre property off Bull Run Road in Greene through a conservation easement generously donated by Alicia Furman, a descendant of the Harris family. This area, now known as the Captain Harris Homestead Preserve,...
