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The Greater Lovell Land Trust (GLLT) is a 501(c) (3) non-profit land conservation organization established in 1985 to: The mission of the Greater Lovell Land Trust is to protect the ecosystems of the Kezar Lake, Kezar River, and Cold River watersheds, in perpetuity, for the benefit of this region's natural and human communities.
For the full listing of 2015Guided Walks
2015Natural History Explorations
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2015 Spring Newsletter
2014 Fall Newsletter
2014 Spring Newsletter
2015 Annual Education Meeting, Please join us Friday July 31st Annual Education Meeting2015
Family Fun Day, Activities for all ages and picnic lunch.  Join us to Celebrate People, Place and Nature Family Fun Day
Special Feature for Entire Families  The Homestead Trail is a 0.7 mile trail that is constructed for ease of use by persons aided by adaptive equipment for entire families to enjoy in a pleasant natural setting.  It winds through a diverse forest terminating at a picnic table in a forested glade at the base of Amos Mountain.  The name, “Homestead Trail” was chosen to define the cultural features that can be viewed along the way, notably two stone foundations an a handsome stone wall, that once defined pastures.   The trail begins at the Gallie Trailhead at the Heald and Bradly Pond Reserve and can be identified in blue on the trail map at the following link.   HealdBradleyTrails2014
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