Meet the 30 For 30 Challenge

Boothbay Region Land Trust (BRLT) celebrates 30 years of land conservation, stewardship and education this year and invites the public to “take it outside” in 2010.  During its 30 years, the land trust has grown to 17 major preserves with 30 miles of scenic trails through forest, shoreline, meadow, wetland and island wildlife habitat.

This month, the land trust is launching The 30 For 30 Challenge.  Throughout the entire year, BRLT is encouraging year-round residents, seasonal residents and visitors of all ages to “take it outside” and hike (or snowshoe or ski) all 30 miles of trails and/or kayak 30 miles -- and more. Click here to learn all about 30 For 30 and how to meet the challenge.

BRLT Now Accepting Applications

Boothbay Region Land Trust (BRLT) seeks an Education Coordinator to develop and implement a new environmental education program with partner organizations.  This is a two-year, 12 hour per week contracted position.  Hours are flexible and will vary based on the schedules of established programs.  There is an opportunity for the contract to be extended should additional funding be secured. 

Relevant education and at least two years of environmental education experience is required.  Knowledge of the land trust’s preserves and the local community is a plus.  The candidate must provide their own transportation.  Interested applicants should submit a cover letter, resume and references to Julie Lamy at BRLT at jlamy@bbrlt.org no later than Monday, February 15.  FMI call (207) 633-4818.