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Around growing Portland, a race is on to save large landscapes - Vimarsana News

Around growing Portland, a race is on to save large landscapes

Conservation interests are scrambling to preserve the region's last big undeveloped spaces for the residents of tomorrow.

20 new conservation projects to be funded by Land for Maine's Future program - Vimarsana News

20 new conservation projects to be funded by Land for Maine's Future program

The state conservation program, reinvigorated with $40 million last year, has protected working lands and open spaces throughout Maine.

Land for Maine's Future helps acquire Owls Head, Searsmont parcels for conservation, water access, public trails - Vimarsana News

Land for Maine's Future helps acquire Owls Head, Searsmont parcels for conservation, water access, public trails

Governor Janet Mills announced 20 new Land for Maine’s Future (LMF) conservation projects across Maine that conserve lands and preserve public access to lakes, rivers, scenic views, and mountain vistas for Maine people. Included on that list is a 64...

Governor Mills Announces 20 New Land for Maine's Future Conservation Projects | Office of Governor Janet T. Mills - Vimarsana News

Governor Mills Announces 20 New Land for Maine's Future Conservation Projects | Office of Governor Janet T. Mills

Governor Janet Mills today announced 20 new Land for Maine’s Future (LMF) conservation projects across Maine that conserve lands and preserve public access to lakes, rivers, scenic views, and mountain vistas for Maine people.

Source: maine.gov
Gray gets new preserve abutting Libby Hill trails - Vimarsana News

Gray gets new preserve abutting Libby Hill trails

Royal River Conservation Trust makes its first substantial foray into Gray with the 150-acre site.