Falmouth Land Trust preserves and stewards the natural and agricultural lands in our community, to enhance habitat for plants and wildlife and to advance the quality of life for all in our community

Forest & Field Landowner Open House

Want to improve habitat for trees, birds and other wildlife on your land? Curious about ways you can promote healthy, resilient forests and agricultural lands?

Come to a Landowner Open House hosted by our friends at the Cumberland Conservation Commission’s Forestry Subcommittee on November 12th! Local farm, forest, and wildlife professionals will be on hand to offer guidance and education about how to take care of your land and access both technical and financial resources to help you do so.

The open house will take place between 6-8pm at the Recreation Center at Val Halla (60 Val Halla Rd, Cumberland).

Hadlock Trail Closure

🚨Trail Closure Coming Soon🚨

The entrance trail at Hadlock Community Forest will be closed starting on Monday, November 9th. A team from Maine Trail Builders will be focusing on repairing the white trail that is accessed from the main parking area on Hadlock Road. Please be aware that trail crew members with various tools and large machinery will be active along the trail.

You will still be able to park in the main parking lot and access the Hadlock trails father down the road. We'll be sure to post an update once all the work is complete!

We want to hear from you!

Do you use Falmouth trails? Do you have ideas on how to make them easier to use and more accessible for all user groups? We'd love to hear from you!

Click the button below to complete a 10-15 minute trail survey. No login required, and all responses remain anonymous. We look forward to reading your comments!

Complete Survey Here

Did you know land trusts in Maine protect and steward over 12% of the state?

That's 2x the size of all state parks and public lands combined. Land Trusts in Maine have protected over 2.34 million acres of publicly accessible land, including over 1000 miles of recreational trails, plus critical wildlife habitat, managed forests, and working waterfronts and farms. FLT is proud to contribute to these efforts through 40+ years of protecting forests, farms, fields, and waterways in Falmouth.