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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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The Goats are Back

By Ashley Poirier

Posted 9/25/26

We once again have goats lending a hoof with our invasive plant removal needs and could not be more excited! Goats are an excellent way to manage land and have been doing it for centuries. Besides…

Looking Back | September 22, 2026

Posted 9/22/26

“No, ma’am,” I said. “We live in Arundel, fifteen miles from here. ” She looked at me blankly. “In a Rundle?” she asked, saying the name of our town as I had said it. “You live in a Rundle?” Then…

Thought of the Week | September 18, 2026

Posted 9/18/26

“Whenever I feel harried or overwhelmed in life, I compose myself by thinking about calm, beautiful and peaceful things. As often as not, my thoughts in those moments circle back to the Maine village…

Eel grass conservation study in full swing

By Shelley Wigglesworth

Posted 9/16/26

Eelgrass (Zostera marina) is a marine plant critical to coastal ecosystems. It supports commercial fisheries and plays an important role in resilience to climate change. Eel grass serves as a habitat…


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