Become a steward of your watershed! Whether you are an experienced naturalist or are curious about what’s going on in your watershed, join Herring Gut and Georges River Land Trust in conducting community science surveys to test the quality of our waters

The American eel, Anguilla rostrata, is a catadromous fish. This means that they live most of their lives in freshwater and head out to sea to spawn

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MANY thanks to volunteers Jennie Mullin, Max Davis, Arthur Merrow, and Nancy Fagley for coming out on a brisk morning with shovels in hand!

A watershed is defined by the space in which water “sheds” off the land into water basins like lakes, rivers, and finally into the ocean. Many things can affect the water quality in a watershed including all the poo left behind by our 4 legged friends.

Herring Gut has been selected as the October beneficiary of the Community Bag Program at the Hannaford located at 75 Maverick Street in Rockland, ME.

Join us Tuesday, September 27 from 7-8pm via ZOOM for our Learn-Discover-Grow Series: Watersheds with guest speaker Tina Wood of Upstream

We had over 3,000 visitors at our programs or stopping by for a visit amounting to over 6,400 program hours with our supporters. All offered through 124 programs. Whew!

Raising a family and living in Gardiner, Maine for the last 30 years has taught Tina Wood, Founer of Upstream, that individuals can make a difference in their community and make the world a better place to live, grow and thrive through their passionate dedication.