Program Registration Form
  • Program Registration

    Register online for any (or all!) of our upcoming programs. Registration for each program closes 24 hours in advance. In the case of inclement weather, participants that have pre-registered for the program will receive 24 hours notice of the cancellation or rescheduling of the program. Participants will be emailed 24 hours before the program with program reminder, details, and location. When registering, please ensure your email is correct.
  • Questions? Call or email Community Engagement Manager, Lizzy, at 207-925-1056 or email lizzy.echard@gllt.org

  • Please use the checkbox on the left hand side of each program to check which event you are registering for.

    Once you're finished filling in all the fields, click the submit button below. You'll receive an email confirmation of your registration. Thank you!
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    Sunday, March 1 from 10 am- 12 pm- Signs in the Snow: Winter Tracking Walk Product Image
    Sunday, March 1 from 10 am- 12 pm- Signs in the Snow: Winter Tracking WalkJoin us for a guided winter walk as we search for animal tracks and signs in the snow and learn how wildlife moves through the winter landscape. This easy-paced walk is a great opportunity to sharpen your observation skills, enjoy the outdoors, and connect with nature during the quieter winter season. Registration Required. Location: Kezar Corridor Lands, Dan Charles Pond parking area.
    $ Free
      
    Thursday, March 12 from 6:30 pm- 7:30 pm- Ecology of the North Woods- A Closer Look at Spring Product Image
    Thursday, March 12 from 6:30 pm- 7:30 pm- Ecology of the North Woods- A Closer Look at SpringIn this slide/lecture program, we will take an ecological look at Spring in the North Woods. Led by Chris Lewey.
    $ Free
      
    Saturday, March 14 from 1 pm- 2:30 pm- Backyard Maple Sugaring Product Image
    Saturday, March 14 from 1 pm- 2:30 pm- Backyard Maple SugaringDiscover the sweet tradition of maple sugaring in this hands-on, introductory program. Participants will explore the history of maple sugaring, learn about the tools of the trade, tap a maple tree, and watch a live demonstration of how sap can be processed right in your own backyard. Registration is required. The program will begin in the Community Room of the Hobbs Library and conclude at the GLLT office.
    $ Free
      
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