Since 1973, the Trust has been preserving special places in Kennebunkport. We preserve and steward land to learn from its ecology and history, to protect and restore its diverse habitats, and to be inspired by its natural beauty.
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Conservation is more than protecting land forever. It’s connecting people to that land and giving them a reason to care. Our vision is a greenway that stretches from the farthest corner of Kennebunkport to the sea. From our annual Summer Celebration to small nature talks and collaborative events, we are always focused on community conservation. Nothing done at the Trust possible without your support. Stay connected. Become a member.
With just four full and two part-time employees and over 3,000 acres of land, 12 harbor islands, 30 miles of trails, a lighthouse, an historic boathouse, school programs, and events throughout the year, volunteers are an essential part of the Trust. We’re able to make a significant impact in our community, all thanks to the passion, energy, and creativity of our volunteers.
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Thought of the Week | October 16, 2026
Posted 10/16/26
“Piers may change physically, but they’re steadfast emotionally. We all need that in an uncertain world. We need a place to tie up to keep us from going adrift. We need sturdiness and strength when…
Kennebunkport Conservation Trust and Flycatcher LLC Ready for the Next Phase of Wetland Restoration Project with the Help of University of New England Students and Community Volunteers
Posted 10/14/26
The Kennebunkport Conservation Trust (KCT), in partnership with Flycatcher LLC, the University of New England (UNE), and Maine Natural Resource Conservation Program (MNRCP), will host a press event…
Looking Back | October 13, 2026
Posted 10/13/26
“Sam (Wildes) went to work at Cape Porpoise pier 40 years ago, and is still there today (1976). ‘When I went down to work at the pier in 1936, I worked seven days a week, 10 hours a day, for Frank…
Thought of the Week | October 9, 2026
Posted 10/9/26
“Remember that the earth is a gift that we must pass on, just as it came to us." Robin Wall Kimmerer in “Braiding Sweetgrass”