“To lead in conserving land, water, and wildlife habitat on the greater Blue Hill Peninsula. To teach and practice a stewardship ethic. To promote ecological, economic, and community health for this and future generations.”
News from BHHT
Honoring the Ancestors by Mark Ranco and Kathy Pollard If you happened by Bagaduce Falls on the morning . . .
‘If you want to speak a language and want to help revitalize a language, join us,’ says Dwayne Tomah . . .
We’re honored to be named a recipient of the 2025 AllTrails Stewards Fund! Thanks to this support, we’ll . . .
This edition marks the fourth and final installment of our Perspectives in Conservation. To date we have . . .
Many of us know and love Walker Pond. You may have learned how to swim there or caught your first fish. . . .
There has been much community discussion this year about protection of open spaces, landscapes, viewsheds, . . .
We continue our look at the ways people have protected and conserved land dear to them on the Blue Hill . . .
Conservation is not a one size fits all system, it can happen in many remarkable ways where one plan . . .
Upcoming Events
- December 18, 2025
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Friends From the Field - Communities & Climate: What we can learn from Mainers about acting in the face of change
December 18, 2025 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Join BHHT & IHT for our December Friends From the Field with Lydia Horne, Communities & Climate: What we can learn from Mainers about acting in the face of change
The way we…
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