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We welcome curious minds of all ages to explore the Maine forest with us—through science, history, and hands-on discovery. Whether you’re a young adventurer or a lifelong learner, we invite you to uncover our natural wonders and rich past. Together, we learn, share, and grow—deepening our connection to Maine’s forested places and having fun along the way.
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This project entails cataloging and mapping of each tree growing on a glacial erratic. Each tree’s age will be recorded, so as they die we can compile the data and calculate an average life expectancy. We can also estimate how many trees over the past have tried to gain a foothold.
Hurricanes are the most destructive storms. Warren has been hit by several strong hurricanes, Including Bob in 1991, Gloria in 1985, Gerda in 1969, Ginny in 1960, Donna in 1960, Carol in 1954, Edna in 1954, Great Atlantic Hurricane in 1944, The Portland Gale in 1898, The Great White Hurricane in 1888, Unnamed Hurricane 1775, and Unnamed Hurricane 1635. It…
Identify, map, and date all pasture pines Please support all our projects with a donation! All funds will be used to support volunteers and our educational mission.
Spaced between the rock piles that we’ve identified so far, there are likely more waiting to be uncovered. We are working to document and geolocate all the rock piles that we can find, so we can produce an accurate map of the crop field that was once here. If we excavate this pile we may even discover artifacts that were lost or tossed away. We are seeking volunteers to participate in this project.
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