The Mahoosuc Region is part of the largest intact temperate forest in the world. We work with communities to protect lands and habitats that are critical for a thriving human and natural world.

To date, Mahoosuc Land Trust has conserved 25,000 acres of diverse habitats through its publicly accessible preserves and conservation easements. These include boat landings along the Androscoggin River, iconic peaks such as Rumford Whitecap and Puzzle Mountain, working farms and forests, and dozens of miles of multi-use recreational trails.

Today, we also seek to understand the cultural importance that these lands hold for the Wabanaki community.