
Western Foothills Land Trust has released its 2024 Spring Program schedule, offering a lineup of outdoor activities designed to engage, educate and inspire the community.
Offerings include crafting pinhole eclipse viewers with the town of Norway, exploring vernal pools with the Lakes Environmental Association, and learning how to nurture native pollinators at Mclaughlin Garden.
To view the schedule, visit wfltmaine.org.
All programs are free unless noted otherwise. To register, email info@wfltmaine.org.
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