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Randy Targett, a man with long hair and a beard, wearing sunglasses and a gray jacket, sits in a camping chair at a table with blue mugs.

In Memory Of

Honoring the Life & Legacy of Randy Targett

March 31, 2026

A woman in a life jacket sits in a canoe on a lake, conducting water quality monitoring as she reaches into the water with a cable and device, making the most of summer on the water.

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Summer on the Water: RLHT’s Water Quality Monitoring

September 2, 2025

Three older men stand together indoors; the man in the center, recognized for his RLHT conservation efforts, holds an award. A microphone and presentation materials are visible in the background.

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Honoring the Heart of Conservation: RLHT Recognizes Volunteers and Supporters

August 19, 2025

Two new board members of Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust are pictured—one woman in glasses and a man in a hard hat—standing against a natural outdoor background as next generation conservation leaders.

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Welcoming the Next Generation of Conservation Leaders

August 18, 2025

Four people wearing hard hats and work gloves sit on stone steps they built as part of summer trail improvements in a forested area, surrounded by rocks and trees.

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Summer Trail Improvements in Full Swing!

July 21, 2025

Aerial view of a winding river flowing through a forest with two people canoeing. Mountains are visible in the background under a clear sky.

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Historic Magalloway Land Conservation Effort Seeks to Conserve 78,000 Acres in Western Maine

March 20, 2025

A small concrete bridge spans a narrow creek along the Kennebago River, showcasing 2024 updates with surrounding trees and a clear sky.

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2024 Kennebago River Restoration Update

December 12, 2024

An older man with glasses smiles, embodying the legacy of Paul Reynolds. He wears a suit with a red bow tie and a white boutonniere, exuding a life well-lived.

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Celebrating The Life & Legacy of Paul Reynolds

December 4, 2024

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RLHT Awarded “Giving While Living” Grant

September 26, 2024

A small bird with yellow and black plumage perched on a branch, showcasing the newly acquired Mingo Springs Birding Trail, with text overlay "+100 Acres" on a blurred green background.

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Mingo Springs Birding Trail Acquisition

July 2, 2024

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Epic Eclipse

April 11, 2024

At Rangeley Birding Festival, a bird perches on a log.

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Nominations Sought for Bicknell Award for Birding Conservation

March 8, 2024

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Molly Shaw

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Hiking, Trail, Conservation, Community Conservation Corps, CCC

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