We’re your local land trust in eastern Hancock County, protecting vulnerable ecosystems from the Union River and Frenchman Bay watersheds east to the Hancock County line.
Our land protection efforts focus on conserving land that is essential to maintaining the ecological, social, and economic health of our region.
Protecting undeveloped shorelines along Frenchman Bay and preserving access to the marine shore for local harvesters who depend on it for their livelihoods;
Conserving large, undeveloped landscapes along wild stretches of the Upper Union River and its major tributaries;
Connecting public green spaces in the Lower Union River watershed;
Increasing connected lands within the Schoodic Wildlife Corridor so that wildlife can move and migrate freely, creating a buffer bfor the Schoodic district of Acadia National Park.
- Kat Deely, FBC Land Protection StaffFBC needs your help to compete in an increasingly fast-paced real estate market, and to boost our ability to secure protection of ecologically important large tracts of land.
