Boothbay Region Land Trust
Boothbay Region Land Trust
Boothbay Region Land Trust
Preserving Our Heritage ~ Creating a Legacy
Founded in 1980, Boothbay Region Land Trust (BRLT) is a non-profit organization working to conserve the natural beauty and character of the Boothbay region including the towns of Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor, Edgecomb, and Southport. We work with towns, land owners, residents, visitors and neighboring land trusts to conserve and steward the land. BRLT preserves provide over 30 miles of hiking trails open year-round, free-of-charge.
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Mission

The Boothbay Region Land Trust seeks to conserve for the public benefit the natural habitat, scenic beauty and working land of the Boothbay Region.

Conservation
BRLT conserves land through partnerships with local landowners, neighboring land trusts, and towns.  BRLT owns much of the land it protects but it also utilizes important conservation tools such as conservation easements to protect land in perpetuity. To learn more about what you can do to conserve your land in the region click here.

BRLT also encourages land owners to steward their land wisely. 

What will the Boothbay region look like 25, 50 or 100 years hence? BRLT is working hard to ensure the region will still provide wildlife habitat, space for children to play and explore, hiking trails for residents and visitors and access to working waterfront. Future generations deserve the legacy of the natural beauty that makes our peninsula so special. As they say about land: they're not making any more of it. To learn more about the many benefits of conservation, Click Here.

Education
As part of its mission, BRLT provides and promotes education about wildlife, ecology, conservation and local history.  BRLT achieves this through offering conservation focused events and activities throughout the year including guided hikes, kayak trips, boat trips and more.  BRLT also collaborates with the Boothbay Region Elementary School each year to implement a multi-disciplinary, environmental education 5th grade program or 'The Osprey Program'.  After visiting BRLT preserves, The Osprey Program culminates in a trip to Damariscove Island.  In order to raise the critical funds necessary to carry out the mission, BRLT also hosts several fundraising events throughout the year.

Outreach
BRLT hopes to increase the number of people who support conservation and appreciate the economic, historical, cultural and ecological values of conservation.  With over 30 miles of hiking trails and events on BRLT preserves throughout the years, BRLT invites the public to witness the value of conservation. 

Board of Directors and Staff
BRLT currently has a 21-member Board of Directors and three staff members.
Meet BRLT’s Board of Directors.
Meet BRLT’s staff.


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