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High Peaks Alliance seeks to expand mission, membership

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Ribbon Cutting Perham Stream Bridge

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Raffle Update

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June 11th Trail Work Day

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May 14th Trail Workday

Filed Under: Americorps Journal, Back country trails connecting communities, Fly Rod Crosby, Local Events and Festivals, multiple use trails, nature based tourism, News Tagged With: communities, Connection, conservation, eco tourism, habitat, Heritage, Hiking, Madrid, maine, nature, outdoors, tourism, trail work, trails, Walking, weekend, What's New, work days

High Peaks Alliance Holds Forum in Phillips to Discuss Local National Wildlife Refuge.

Filed Under: Back country trails connecting communities, multiple use trails, nature based tourism, News Tagged With: High Peaks, wild life refuge

Advice on a High Peaks Wildlife Rufuge from Friends of Rachel Carson-President, Bill Durkin.

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Look at All the Trails Protected and Created by the Orbeton Stream/Linkletter Working Forest Conservation Easement.

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Route 27 is Named Maine’s High Peaks Scenic Byway

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Atlantic Salmon Restoration in the Sandy River Watershed of the High Peaks Region.

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Protected: Public Access to 17,000 Acres of Working Forests in the High Peaks Region

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High Peaks Alliance Accomplishes Much in 2011.

Filed Under: Back country trails connecting communities, HPA Planning Map Project, multiple use trails, nature based tourism, News Tagged With: nature tourism in the High Peaks Region of Maine

US Forest Service Announced that Franklin County Maine is getting $8 million for Multi-Use Land Conservation.

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Working Forest/Public Access Easement on 5800 Acres in Madrid TWP Takes a Giant Leap Forward!

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NPS Rivers and Trails Awards High Peaks Alliance Assistance on Fly Rod Crosby Trail.

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Trails for the 21st Century-Forests for Maine’s Future

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High Peaks Bike Loop 2010- Current record 5 hours.

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ATV Maine Letter of Support

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Mt. Abram Senior Class collects 189lbs of food at Martin Luther King Jr. Day supper in Avon

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Cornelia “Fly Rod” Crosby

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Martin Luther King Supper

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A Sustainable Future for Maine’s High Peaks Region?

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High Peaks Alliance Finds Common Ground

Filed Under: Back country trails connecting communities, multiple use trails, nature based tourism, News

Narrow Gauge Riders-Alan Bickford

Filed Under: Back country trails connecting communities, multiple use trails, News

Reconnoitering “Fly Rod” Crosby Trail

Filed Under: Back country trails connecting communities, multiple use trails, nature based tourism, News

High Peaks Alliance seeks to expand mission, membership

Ribbon Cutting Perham Stream Bridge

Raffle Update

June 11th Trail Work Day

May 14th Trail Workday

High Peaks Alliance Holds Forum in Phillips to Discuss Local National Wildlife Refuge.

Advice on a High Peaks Wildlife Rufuge from Friends of Rachel Carson-President, Bill Durkin.

Look at All the Trails Protected and Created by the Orbeton Stream/Linkletter Working Forest Conservation Easement.

Route 27 is Named Maine’s High Peaks Scenic Byway

Atlantic Salmon Restoration in the Sandy River Watershed of the High Peaks Region.

Protected: Public Access to 17,000 Acres of Working Forests in the High Peaks Region

High Peaks Alliance Accomplishes Much in 2011.

US Forest Service Announced that Franklin County Maine is getting $8 million for Multi-Use Land Conservation.

Working Forest/Public Access Easement on 5800 Acres in Madrid TWP Takes a Giant Leap Forward!

NPS Rivers and Trails Awards High Peaks Alliance Assistance on Fly Rod Crosby Trail.

Trails for the 21st Century-Forests for Maine’s Future

High Peaks Bike Loop 2010- Current record 5 hours.

ATV Maine Letter of Support

Mt. Abram Senior Class collects 189lbs of food at Martin Luther King Jr. Day supper in Avon

Cornelia “Fly Rod” Crosby

Martin Luther King Supper

A Sustainable Future for Maine’s High Peaks Region?

High Peaks Alliance Finds Common Ground

Narrow Gauge Riders-Alan Bickford

Reconnoitering “Fly Rod” Crosby Trail

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High Peaks Alliance Hires Executive Director

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