Cape Elizabeth Land Trust - Preserving the rural character of Cape Elizabeth for future generations
The Cape Elizabeth Land Trust permanently conserves and stewards cherished lands
The Cape Elizabeth Land Trust permanently conserves and stewards cherished lands
The Cape Elizabeth Land Trust permanently conserves and stewards cherished lands
Our Mission

Preserving the rural character of Cape Elizabeth for future generations

The Cape Elizabeth Land Trust permanently conserves and stewards cherished lands – from shorelands to marshes, from farmlands to woodlands – for ecological benefit and for the enjoyment and education of all people.

Upcoming Events

Hobstone Woods Winter Excursion

Jan 3 -
10:00am-12:00pm

January Work Party

Jan 10 -
9-11 am

CELT’s Birthday Bash

Jan 29 -
5:30-8:00 pm

CELT’s Crosstown Winter Walk

Feb 7 -
10:00am start (full walk), 12:00pm start (half walk)

Recent News

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Visit Our Store!

Don't miss out on CELT hats, totes, neck buffs, and ever-popular town and trail maps! Click here to check out the materials and place an …

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Celebrating a Full Season of Fall Learning & Community Connections

This fall was packed with hands-on learning, outdoor exploration, community celebrations, and meaningful partnerships. From classrooms to woodlands to farm fields, students and residents alike …

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Support CELT and Shop Our Limited-Time Pop-Up Merch Store!

Rep your favorite trails, preserves, and open spaces while supporting local conservation! Our Cape Elizabeth Land Trust pop-up online merch shop is officially open, featuring …

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Creature Feature: Wild Cats

Maine is home to two large wild cats- the bobcat and the lynx. While similar in size and appearance, these medium-sized mammals have a few …

Help us protect the rural character of Cape Elizabeth

You can play a part in conserving and caring for the extraordinary nature of Cape Elizabeth, from Robinson Woods to Trundy Point to Runaway Farm and many places in between. Join the community of CELT members by donating today!

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