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Ash Tree Significance in Culture and Ecology
Wednesday, April 22
6:00 pm
Moore Community Center
125 State St, Ellsworth, ME 04605

This panel is brought to you by the Ellsworth Arbor Commission. The event will begin with a Passamaquoddy basket-making demo and an explanation of the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) and its status as the number one threat to ash trees across the United States.  From there, the discussion will focus on the state of Maine… Read more

Cabin Fever Reliever 2026
Sunday, April 26
11:59 pm

Getting some fresh air and sunlight goes a long way during these cold months! FBC’s trails remain open all season long, and can provide a great way to break up the monotony of your winter hibernation. We are challenging YOU to hike FBC’s preserves this winter! From now until April 26th, there are six Cabin… Read more

Frenchman Bay & Taunton Bay Shoreline Clean-Up
Monday, April 27
10:00 am
Tideway Market
750 US-1, Hancock, ME 04640

A pile of debris on the shoreline isn’t just what’s visible — it’s a glimpse of what’s moving through our waters. On Sunday, April 26, you’re invited to step in and be part of the solution! Join the Frenchman Bay Regional Shellfish Committee for a shoreline clean-up along Frenchman Bay and Taunton Bay. Together, we’ll… Read more

Seaweed Social: Voices of Frenchman Bay
Friday, May 1
4:00 pm
Heart of Ellsworth
16 State St, Ellsworth, ME 04605

Join Frenchman Bay Conservancy, Maine Coast Sea Vegetable, and Heart of Ellsworth for a Seaweed Social at the Makerspace! Stop by to learn all about Downeast Maine’s seaweed harvesting industry through seaweed-themed small bites, activities, and a short film screening. Read more

Jane’s Walk: Imagining the Riverwalk Sculpture Trail
Saturday, May 2
4:00 pm
Ellsworth Riverwalk
Ellsworth, ME

Imagine public art, river habitat, and an accessible downtown trail all working together. Join Austin Schuver of Frenchman Bay Conservancy and Cara Romano of Heart of Ellsworth at the trailhead behind the Ellsworth Public Library for a conversational stroll along the river. At an easy pace, the walk will explore library lawn installations and proposed… Read more