Explore Waldoboro’s historic village in a novel way through this interactive, semi-guided experience designed to spark curiosity, creativity, and connection. This is neither a traditional walking tour nor a standing lecture—more a playful walking meditation, a bit of collective poetry in motion, a place-based quest that unfolds on your terms. At the starting point, participants […]
This walk has been cancelled due to an emergency.
We will trace past and present day land uses of the Richardson Memorial Preserve in Unity as related to soils, geography and agricultural markets over time. In the process we will discover some historical relics offering clues of past land uses. We will walk approximately one mile on uneven terrain while exploring soils, geology, vegetation […]
How our public infrastructure fails our private needs, join a discussion about the need for enhanced public restrooms and how they make places more livable.
Walk through an old forest and explore all that it provided for the families in the Crossroads Neighborhood that was once in Livermore, Maine.
The Massachusetts Colony tour will discuss the area’s indigenous, agricultural, and maritime roots, and how it evolved into a modest cottage development.
The walk with showcase the future downtown trail network, and the talk will focus on what walkability is, why it’s important and implementation of the project.
A guided, interactive walk where participants discover wildlife, learn about native ecosystems and history, and engage in hands-on environmental activities.
I-295 sliced through neighborhoods, wetlands, parks, and rail yards when it was built in the early 1970’s. It promised to bring economic revitalization to the city through improved automobile mobility and access. Portland had been in decline for decades, with businesses relocating to the the outskirts of town and residents heading for rapidly-growing bedroom suburbs […]
Join us for a walk along the Androscoggin River on the Bethel Pathway, exploring the river’s history and ecology.
