We have teamed up with Washington County 4-H to host a Nature in Focus Spin Club. Join us to explore the outdoors through photography, environmental education, outdoor recreation, and creative expression!

Downeast Coastal Conservancy is pleased to announce the appointment of its new Executive Director, Colin Brown. He will begin his new position on July 18th, 2022.

Please join DCC for our Annual Meeting & Picnic! Featuring guest speaker Mac Hunter with a presentation of “Biodiversity and the critical role of land trusts”.

Once again we are hosting an Online Silent Auction as a fundraiser to support the conservation and public access of our preserves!

This summer, we are hosting Forest Camp at the Machias River Preserve for youth ages 10-13. Campers will be able to explore and learn about the forest ecosystem through hands-on activities and games.

We are looking for an energetic, forward-looking individual with experience in organizational development and fundraising who can grow the organization and help achieve our vision of a healthy community working together as stewards of our natural lands and waters.

DCC has announced the departure of its Executive Director, Jon Southern, on March 14th 2022 and appoints current Membership and Outreach Director, Cathy Lookabaugh, as Acting Executive Director until the position is filled.

by Gren Blackall

Chaga doesn’t look the part as foragers’ treasure in the Maine woods. But it is. The odd shaped hard black bumpy fungus looks more like an accident than the world’s most antioxidant rich superfood!

Downeast Coastal Conservancy (DCC) and the Porter Memorial Library are teaming up to provide outdoor gear for the local community. This program is aimed at helping the community discover and learn about conservation by encouraging children and families to get outside...