Collectively, Androscoggin Land Trust currently conserves approximately 600 acres in the Jersey Bog area of Buckfield and Turner. Jersey Bog is a large wetland complex that drains into the Nezinscot River and then into the Androscoggin River. In 2003, due to Beginning...
In memory of her parents, Arthur and Connie Fish, Lorraine Fish generously donated an agricultural conservation easement to Androscoggin Land Trust on approximately 80 acres of working farmland surrounding the Fish Farm, an active dairy farm off Route 219. This...
Three conservation easements were donated by Judith Marden to ALT in 2003 as the Marden-Chittick Refuge as an initial effort to permanently conserve one of the few blocks of remaining undeveloped land of over 1000 acres still remaining in Androscoggin County and...
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...
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,...
