Each spring, we send a survey that asks our members for their feedback. Questions range from how often they use the trails, to what events they’d like to see us offer, to what the work we do means to them. Here’s what we learned from this year’s survey results.

We’re welcoming Mari Balow from Runaways Run Club and Northeast Runners Alliance—and an avid trail runner—to convince you why getting out for a run in the woods is good for your body AND your brain.

Work has started on the trail network for the Gorham Community Forest! Let’s see what the team has been up to…

This year, PRLT is hosting a fellow through GPCOG’s Resilience Corps. But what exactly does that mean, and what does the work of a fellow entail? Check out Clara’s blog post as she shares a busy week in her life with PRLT! 

We’re thrilled to introduce you to Abigail Edenfield, PRLT’s brand new Environmental Steward  from Maine Conservation Corps!

This week, members of our team attended Maine Coast Heritage Trust’s annual Maine Land Conservation Conference. Here are a few snapshots of what our staff took away from the workshops, panel discussions, and casual conversations with fellow conference-goers.

On Monday, PRLT gathered with over 100 members of our community for visioning sessions on the future of the Presumpscot River. Here’s what we talked about, and what we learned.

As the new year approaches, we’re looking back with gratitude on all that we accomplished together in 2025. It was a year full of growth and big projects! Here are some of our favorite highlights.

With snow on the ground, our preserves look like a winter wonderland. However, some trails are better for winter adventures than others. Here’s where we recommend starting out this winter, depending on whether you want to walk, snowshoe, or ski.