Conserving and Exploring Together
RRCT's conserved properties offer a diversity of ecosystems and activities. Find the one that's right for you.
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The RRCT 400-Footer Club introduces people to RRCT’s favorite high-elevation outdoor destinations. Complete all ten and you become a RRCT 400-Footer Club Member.
learn moreGet Out! Nature Walks
Get Out! Nature Walks are volunteer-led regular trips with trained master naturalists and other skilled volunteer leaders. The outings are well-planned, no-cost, guided adventures held once-per-month on Wednesdays at 2 pm. They are always free and held rain, snow, or shine. Check our detailed schedule below for specifics or updates.
Jointly offered by Chebeague and Cumberland Land Trust and Royal River Conservation Trust, our nature walks are at preserves in the Towns of Chebeague Island, Cumberland, Yarmouth, North Yarmouth, Pownal, Gray, New Gloucester, and anywhere else we decide to roam.
Be mindful of the weather, and dress accordingly. Bring appropriate gear, snacks, and a thermos or water bottle. Nature walks typically involve getting on our knees with a hand lens, or standing still for ten minutes craning up at a treetop. Trips are great for kids 6+. Our curriculum is targeted at adults and engaged youth. Because the purpose is nature observation, we ask that dogs please stay at home.
Questions can be directed to info@ccltmaine.org.
Get out! Nature Walks are volunteer-led trips with Maine master naturalists and other skilled volunteer leaders. Join us for a well-planned, no-cost, guided adventure once a month on Wednesdays at 2 pm. It’s always free in rain, snow, or shine. This program is jointly offered by Chebeague & Cumberland Land Trust and Royal River Conservation Trust. Our curriculum is targeted at adults and engaged youth.
Solstice Tree: December 18th, 2024, Wednesday at 2pm - Mèmak Preserve, North Yarmouth.
Master Naturalist: Beth Sturtevant
Be mindful of the weather, and dress accordingly. Bring appropriate gear, snacks and a thermos or water bottle. Check back here for any updates or changes. Nature walks typically involve getting on our knees with a hand lens, or standing still for ten minutes craning up at a treetop. Trips are great for kids, but not ideal for folks under age 6. Our curriculum is targeted at adults and engaged youth. Because the purpose is nature observation, we ask that dogs do not join us.
*Photography and Filming Note: Your attendance at Weekend Nature Walks may be photographed or filmed. Your attendance indicates consent to have any images or footage featuring you at the event used for RRCT-related materials and outreach. Should images or footage appear in marketing materials that you don’t wish to be featured in, please notify RRCT at Info@rrct.org, and RRCT will cease to further use your image or footage for any new materials going forward.