Join Us for a Guided Hike: The Alewife Traverse at Mill Brook Preserve! 🥾🐟Saturday, May 31 || 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM || Mill Brook Preserve (map) Come hike with PRLT and naturalist Natalie Skovran for a moderately paced, scenic 6-mile journey along the beautiful Mill Brook. We'll visit the Southern Viewing Pool at Frank C. Knight Crossing to spot migrating alewives and enjoy a snack break. This is a moderate-difficult hike. We will meet at the north trailhead (Methodist Rd & Rt. 302, Westbrook). ➡️ [Register now]: https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/E7mm08YTk9D5UV7WJyxRzg Let’s explore together! (fb)

Join The Wild Seed Project, Royal River Conservation Trust and Presumpscot Regional Land Trust for the second walk in our Ash Tree Stewardship & Education Program—a four-part series dedicated to raising awareness and action around protecting Maine's ash trees from the invasive Emerald Ash Borer (EAB). 🌳 Ash Inventory Walk at Mill Brook Preserve 📅 Thursday, June 5 | 🕒 3:30–5:30 PM 📍 Mill Brook Preserve Participants will, learn to identify ash trees, spot early signs of EAB infestation, locate seed-bearing trees, and practice hands-on inventory methods in the field This walk includes moderate hiking, some off-trail exploration, and a chance to contribute to statewide conservation efforts. Waterproof boots and binoculars recommended! This free educational event is co-hosted by Wild Seed Project, Royal River Conservation Trust, and Presumpscot Regional Land Trust, as part of the Ash Protection Collaboration Across Wabanakik (APCAW). 🔗 Register here to join us in protecting Maine’s ash trees and honoring the cultural traditions of the Wabanaki people. #AshTreeStewardship #EABawareness #MaineForests #WabanakiTraditions #MillBrookPreserve #ForestHealth #PresumpscotLandTrust #WildSeedProject #RoyalRiverConservationTrust #APCAW (fb)