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ROCKPORT — Maine Coast Heritage Trust will host a free, hands-on Korean Natural Farming Workshop on Friday, August 19, from 2 - 4 p.m., at Erickson Fields Preserve, 164 West St., in Rockport. The workshop, presented by Erickson Farm and Program...
ROCKPORT — Maine Coast Heritage Trust, a state-wide land conservation organization, is offering teens ages 14-18 paid internships through the Teen Ag Crew program at Erickson Fields Preserve (164 West St., Rockport). Interns will gain hands-on...
ROCKPORT — Knox County Food Council invites the public to a virtual gathering on Tuesday, February 8, to learn about an ongoing collaboration among a land trust, gleaning group, and hospital to increase food security in Midcoast Maine. The...
Paid Ag internship for teens at Erickson Fields Mon, 03/01/2021 - 1:00pm Charlie Cooper, a Teen Ag Crew alumnus, in the garden at Erickson Fields. (Photo by Aaron Englander) ROCKPORT — Maine Coast Heritage Trust, a state-wide land conservation organization, is offering teens ages 14-18 paid internships through the Teen Ag Crew program at Erickson Fields Preserve, located at 164 West Street in Rockport. Interns will gain hands-on experience in sustainable agricultural practices and learn about their local food system from food production, processing and distribution to consumpti...
Erickson Fields Preserve seeks visitor feedback Fri, 12/11/2020 - 1:30pm Erickson Fields trail. (Photo by Joelle Albury) Erickson Fields trail. (Photo by Joelle Albury) Story Location: Rockport MaineUnited States ROCKPORT — Maine Coast Heritage Trust (MCHT) has launched a short online survey to collect feedback from visitors of Erickson Fields Preserve, in Rockport. Located at 164 West Street (less than a mile from the Camden Hills Regional High School), Erickson Fields is a former Rockport dairy farm that features a 1.4-mile trail and gardens where young people grow food for...