KLT lecture series focuses on Maine’s state parks and public land

PHOTO: Peaks-Kenny State Park. (Maureen Milliken photo)

WINTHROP – Kennebec Land Trust’s annual winter lecture series in March will is on the topic, “Maine’s State Parks and Public Lands: Conserving Nature, Managing People, and Embracing the Future.”
KLT’s winter lectures are modeled on the early New England lyceums that began in 1826 in Massachusetts.
This year’s lectures, are free and open to the public, and all at 6 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Winthrop High School auditorium.
The schedule is:
March 16 – Recreational and Cultural Importance of Maine’s Parks and Public Lands, presented by Jocelyn Hubbell and Rex Turner.
March 23 – Conservation of Wildlife and Biodiversity of Maine’s Parks and Public Lands, presented by Justin Schlawin &and Sarah Spencer.
March 30 – Looking Forward: Land Acquisition Partners and Priorities, presented by William Patterson.
For more information, visit visit tklt.org.