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The Time is Now...


Now is the time for land conservation in Kittery. Open space is a target of many forces, and it’s projected that in about 15 years the land we will have conserved will represent 90% of the land that will ever be conserved. Available parcels will be too small — or too expensive — to protect.


Please join our effort.

Volunteer Spotlight

Deb MartinDeb Martin
As a board member from 2005 to 2008, Deb Martin's experience at the Environmental Protection Agency was pivotal in helping KLT develop and refine its core mission and strategy.

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Habitat Restoration

Kittery Point residents and visitors may have noticed or heard what appears to be a small logging operation off of Seapoint Road. While the Kittery Land Trust has had 

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Help Stop The Spread!



Please check your land
Now is the time to check your land for the invasive Garlic Mustard plant. It spreads very aggressively, quickly blanketing large areas — you may have noticed it along our Kittery roadsides. Its tiny white flowers bloom in late April and it's ideally removed by hand at this time (before it goes to seed).

Learn more about this invasive plant
Upcoming Events
Sep 11, 2010 11:00 AM
Attention! Admirals and Monarchs Approaching

Sep 19, 2010
Annual Meeting and Lobster Bake

Oct 02, 2010 9:00 AM
Eyes Like a Hawk