Spring is officially here, although snow is still flying! It won't be long before migratory birds start to appear in Maine. Palm Warblers, shown above, are among the earliest to arrive in mid-April. Our spring series of walks offer good opportunities to be out in the woods to see (or hear) which birds have arrived in our region! Join us to explore the new Clark Road Wildlife Preserve in April, to celebrate World Migratory Bird Day in May at the Rines Wetlands and Wildlife Preserve, and to hike the Freedom Forest Preserve in June. More information can be found on our Activities and Events page. Photo by Tom Aversa.

Early Spring is a beautiful time of year to get outside and visit conserved lands in the Sebasticook River watershed. Check out our Community Lands & Trails page to see the variety of trails available to explore on our preserves. No matter what your interest is in outdoor recreation, we hope you find a place to enjoy this beautiful region in Central Maine!