Our Director of Engagement, Amanda Laliberte, joined Mt. Blue Community Access TV to share highlights from the High Peaks Naturalist Series, our free monthly walks and talks celebrating Maine’s High Peaks. She previewed upcoming topics like March’s Phenology program, showing how these events build tracking skills and deepen connections to conserved lands.

Amanda also talked about ways to get involved beyond trail work, through community events, education, and outreach that help strengthen stewardship across the region. She noted the recent transition of Board Chair from Lloyd Griscom to John Rogers, who will continue leading efforts to expand recreation and access in the High Peaks. Amanda also shared progress on the Mosher Hill Falls acquisition: $470K raised toward conserving the 45‑foot waterfall.

Thanks to Mt. Blue Community Access TV for helping spread the word!

You can catch the full conversation online.