Bangor Land Trust

• •Bangor Land Trust is a nonprofit dedicated to land conservation and environmental stewardship in the Bangor, Maine area. Based at 9 Central St, Suite 201 in Bangor, the organization manages multiple nature preserves and provides public access to protected lands.

The trust oversees six primary preserve areas:

• •Central Penjajawoc - Core preserve area
• •Levant Wetlands - Wetland habitat protection
• •Northeast Penjajawoc - Forested preserve
• •North Penjajawoc Forest - Additional forest conservation
• •Walden-Parke - Mixed habitat area
• •West Penjajawoc Grasslands - Native grassland restoration

Each preserve features marked trails with detailed descriptions and maps available on their website.

The organization provides free nature identification and education materials:

• •Hiking - Trail access across all preserve areas with maps provided
• •Hunting - Designated hunting allowed on select preserve lands with policy documentation
• •Dog Walking - Dog policy guidelines available; pets allowed in designated areas
• •Birdwatching - Documented bird sightings including American Goldfinch, Common Redpoll, and other species
• •Youth Programs - Boy Scout and Girl Scout badge opportunities tied to nature education

Bangor Land Trust operates as a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN: 33-0997433). The organization welcomes:

• •Donations - Tax-deductible contributions support land protection
• •Volunteers - Community members can assist with trail maintenance and conservation work
• •Business Sponsorships - Local businesses can partner with the trust
• •E-Newsletter - Subscribers receive seasonal updates and event information

The trust publishes detailed newsletters multiple times per year and maintains an accreditation notice documenting their conservation status and protected lands corridor.

Bangor Land Trust has published comprehensive documentation of all conserved lands and protective measures through their "Corridor" conservation framework, available as a downloadable PDF.