Maine Appalachian Trail Land Tr
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Land Preservation
Preserves and protects land surrounding the Appalachian Trail in Maine, ensuring public access and conservation.

Community Hikes
Offers guided community hikes, providing opportunities to explore the Appalachian Trail and surrounding areas.

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A program that connects people with nature through outdoor activities. Summer and winter sessions are available.

About
Maine Appalachian Trail Land Tr


Founded in
2002
EIN
01-0717546
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Environmental & Animal Welfare
Address
PO BOX 761 PORTLAND, ME 04104-0761 Unite States
Website
matlt.org
Phone
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Email address
About
The Maine Appalachian Trail Land Trust, founded in 2002, protects land surrounding the Appalachian Trail in Maine for public benefit. They focus on preserving critical wildlife corridors, views, and forests through land acquisition, stewardship, and community engagement via hikes and educational programs.
Mission
The Maine Appalachian Trail Land Trust works to preserve and protect land surrounding the Appalachian Trail in Maine, ensuring it remains available for public benefit.

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