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The amazing legacy of Nancy Putnam
Among the individuals who have left an enduring and indelible mark on the Preserve, Nancy Putnam stands out as a model of positivity…


The magic of McAlpin Farm
Every summer, thousands of visitors admire the beautifully kept gardens of the Preserve…


Partnering with Northeast Harbor Library to safeguard archives
Since 2007, the Preserve has been organizing and documenting our archival material under the careful guidance of Betsy Hewlett…


New faces and new spaces for Preserve staff
We are excited to introduce several talented staff members who joined the Preserve team or took on new roles this season…


2024 Garden opening schedules
We hope you are as excited as we are for the 2024 season…


A great place to work
The Preserve is hiring gardeners for all our gardens…


CEO search update
The search for the next CEO of the Preserve is underway...


January storm update: Aftermath & recovery
Back-to-back storms on January 10th and 13th…


In case you missed our winter webinars
You can still experience the next best thing by watching the webinar recordings…


All about lilies
The long-lived Thuya border garden lilies are not to be missed...


2022-2023 Biennial Report
This year’s report not only has great stories and beautiful photos…


Love our natural lands? Tell us about it.
In support of our mission to share our lands and gardens…


Reflecting on the winter solstice
Board Chair Kate Macko shares a solstice message...


From the archives: The Beatrix Farrand & Charles Savage alliance
The Preserve archive holds documents and photos…


Winter webinars: Something to look forward to
The Preserve is excited to offer another series of webinars this winter…


Volunteer Profile: Mike Hays
All the volunteers at the Preserve bring a selfless passion to the work that amazes…


Job openings at the Preserve
The Preserve is interviewing next month for the Garden Manager position at the historic Thuya Garden…


Local is better when it comes to native seeds
In the last newsletter I wrote about how we collect seeds…
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