The Sanford Springvale Mousam Way Land Trust is a nonprofit, community oriented organization dedicated to the permanent protection of local land for the benefit of the public and future generations.
There are several ways you can help protect Maine land, natural resources and wildlife for future generations.
The Mousam Way Land Trust properties are open for public use. Some properties have restrictions to access. Many are open to the public for traditional hunting, fishing, hiking and exploring.
Sanford has a community garden where those who lack access to suitable land can grow their own organic vegetables, flowers, and herbs in 4-foot by 12-foot raised beds. There are also some 3-foot by 5-foot Kids Beds for your supervised young gardeners! All tools…
We are offering internships for folks interested in gaining experience with promoting natural resource conservation. Some projects could include: butterfly/moth inventory and pollinator establishment at Great Works Reserve; Kids Day Camp establishment at McKeon Reserve; erecting and organizing a 28’x48′ greenhouse: Trailhead design, including…
Seed catalogues are coming in, and it’s time to think about our gardens, and renew not only our scents of the spring gardening soil but also our 2022 Sanford Community Gardening applications. The Garden is part of the David and Linda Pence Community Ecology Center…