Thank you to all our generous bidders!
The 2024 Experience the Estuary Online Auction is officially closed. Congratulations to all the winners and sincere thanks to the businesses and individuals that donated auction items. Your generosity will support KELT’s mission throughout the estuary.
Wednesday Workday: Garden Glow-up
On May 29 at 9:30am, join us for our first Wednesday Workday of the season! It will be a special one dedicated to rebuilding picnic tables and installing a kiosk and shade shelter at our LOCAL Garden in Bath!
Birding Walk On Westport Island
On Friday, May 31 at 8am, join Maine Master Naturalist Volunteers, Jane Harrison and Kit Pfeiffer, to observe the diversity of birds at the Carl and Barbara Segerstrom Preserve at Squam Creek. Great for new and experienced birders alike!
Update from the Fish Ladder
The 2024 annual Alewife Count at Nequasset has begun! Check out updates from the first weeks of the count, including an article about the neat facts that can be learned from fish scales, a graph of the alewife counts so far, and a sampling of notes from fish counters.
A New Home In The Estuary
You’re invited to visit KELT’s new space at 872 Washington Street! Thanks to a generous offer from a longtime supporter, KELT is able to own our own office space for the first time. We’re eager to welcome you to this charming spot, serving as our community landing-pad to protect and care for the lands and waters you love throughout the Kennebec Estuary!
Our Changing Climate
KELT is helping people and nature to prepare for the serious challenges brought on by our changing climate. By approaching these formidable challenges with local projects and partnerships, KELT aims to be a reliable climate change resource for you and your neighbors.
We are grateful for the support of this year's
Estuary Business Partners
Local Food for Local Folks
