Guided Paddle in Mercer Bog
Join us for a paddle on Mercer Bog Stream, a 371 acre Wildlife Management area that has open, shallow water perfect for kayaking and canoeing.
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Stories Told by Trees
Please join us for a walk and talk about trees along the Blaisdell Trail on in Rome led by Maine Master Naturalist Susan Cottle.
View EventLakeSmart Shore Tour on Messalonskee Lake
Climb aboard our floating classroom to get a front row seat to Messalonskee Lake's LakeSmart properties.
View EventLearn About Loons!
7 Lakes Alliance 137 Main Street, Belgrade, ME, United StatesEnjoy Great Pond while Maine Master Naturalist and Loon Restoration Project Volunteer Susan Cottle teaches us about loons.
View EventInvasive Aquatic Plant Identification Workshop
Learn about invasive aquatic plants: what they are, why they are bad news, and how you can help prevent them from taking over the Belgrade Lakes!
View EventChewonki: Fur, Feathers, and Feet
Discover the differences and similarities between birds and mammals through this interactive presentation with Chewonki's Traveling Natural History Program.
View EventGuided Paddle on Long Pond
Paddle up the shoreline of Long Pond to see a unique aquatic and wetland plants.
View EventGreat Pond Flatwater Frenzy
Grab your paddles and gear up for the inaugural Great Pond Flatwater Frenzy paddle race! Join us on Great Pond for the inaugural Flatwater Frenzy, an exciting new collaboration between 7 Lakes Alliance and Belgrade recreation. Launching on Saturday, July 18 from the Center for All Seasons, this event offers a fresh way for year-round
View EventWalk with the Wildflowers
Investigate the wildflowers of our Quill Hill Conservation Area with Maine Master Naturalist Deb Stahler.
View EventChewonki: Animal Adaptations
Through this engaging presentation and interactive demonstration, Chewonki's Traveling Natural History program will introduce participants to the role bats play in ecosystems ranging from the Maine woods to the South American rainforests.
View EventChewonki: Fins and Flippers
Learn about marine mammals, their special adaptations for living in the marine environment, and the challenges they face.
View EventChewonki: Bats of the World
Through this engaging presentation and interactive demonstration, Chewonki's Traveling Natural History program will introduce participants to the role bats play in ecosystems ranging from the Maine woods to the South American rainforests.
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