The newest seasonal edition of the “Summit View,” a newsletter from the Friends of Mount Agamenticus is hot off the digital presses! In this issue (PDF file opens in a new tab)… Nature linked to human...
The newest seasonal edition of the “Summit View,” a newsletter from the Friends of Mount Agamenticus is hot off the digital presses! In this issue (PDF file opens in a new tab)… The Fibonacci Sequence,...
Summer is here in full swing! The Friends of Mount Agamenticus welcome the season with a beautiful new edition of their newsletter, the Summit View. In this issue (PDF file opens in new tab): of bluebirds and...
Spring is springing! The Friends of Mount Agamenticus welcome the season with a beautiful new edition of their newsletter, the Summit View. In this issue (PDF file opens in new tab): Vernal pools; Pet waste and...
The Friends of Mount Agamenticus welcome the new year with the latest edition of their quarterly newsletter, the Summit View! In this issue (PDF opens in a new tab), learn more about… Our wild neighbor, the North...
The Friends of Mount Agamenticus help us usher in the fall season with the latest edition of their quarterly newsletter, the Summit View! In this issue (PDF opens in a new tab): The “Unmasking of Color” in...
The Friends of Mount Agamenticus welcomes summer with the latest edition of their quarterly newsletter, the Summit View! In this issue (PDF opens in a new tab), meet this season’s Conservation Stewards, learn...
The Friends of Mount Agamenticus are welcoming the season with the latest edition of their quarterly newsletter, the Summit View. In this issue (PDF opens in a new tab), you’ll find highlights from our annual...
Check out the new winter issue of the Friends of Mount Agamenticus newsletter, the Summit View! This issue (PDF opens in new tab) spotlights the winter constellation, Orion, FOMA’s first Plein Air fundraiser, a...
Fall is right around the corner, and the newest issue of the Friends of Mount Agamenticus newsletter, the Summit View has arrived. This issue (PDF opens in new tab) spotlights FOMA’s upcoming first fundraiser,...
Please exercise caution on all trails following the April 4th storm. Visitors can report blowdowns and other trail damage by calling the Conservation Office at (207) 361-1102 and leaving a voicemail OR by filling out our online contact form.Contact Us
