
Kennebec Land Trust plans to hold its annual meeting Sunday, Aug. 22, outside at Camp Winnebago at 19 Echo Lake Road in Fayette.
The meeting is begin with a tour on the nearby 120-acre Hewett Oak Hill property, followed by:
• a bring-your-own picnic;
• a raffle of a painting of the trust’s Wakefield Cabins (featured on “Maine Cabin Masters”);
• summer intern research presentations;
• KLT’s annual awards, including the Howard Lake Lifetime Achievement Awards; and
• recognition of recent KLT land donors:
Jacobs-Stanley Conservation Area — 277 acres, Monmouth – Charlie Jacobs and Rebecca Stanley;
Tyler Conservation Area — 50 acres, Readfield – John W. and Henry M. Tyler; and
Weston Woods Preserve — 55 acres, East Winthrop — Bob and Jim Weston.
All are welcome. For details and to RSVP by Friday, Aug. 13, contact the trust at 207-377-2848 or visit tklt.org.
Founded in 1988, the trust has conserved more than 7,200 acres and has constructed over 55 miles of trails on trust lands.
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