Cape Elizabeth Land Trust - Preserving the rural character of Cape Elizabeth for future generations
The Cape Elizabeth Land Trust permanently conserves and stewards cherished lands
The Cape Elizabeth Land Trust permanently conserves and stewards cherished lands
The Cape Elizabeth Land Trust permanently conserves and stewards cherished lands
Our Mission

Preserving the rural character of Cape Elizabeth for future generations

The Cape Elizabeth Land Trust permanently conserves and stewards cherished lands – from shorelands to marshes, from farmlands to woodlands – for ecological benefit and for the enjoyment and education of all people.

Upcoming Events

Earth Day 2025 Community Clean Up

Apr 27 -
all week, Sat, Apr 19 through Sun, Apr 27, 2025

Paint for Preservation 2025

Jul 13 -
4:00-7:30 pm

Recent News

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Visit Our Store!

Don't miss out on CELT hats, totes, neck buffs, and ever-popular town and trail maps! Click here to check out the materials and place an …

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Paint for Preservation Artists Named

Artists on location photographed by Bob Harrison Paint for Preservation, the Cape Elizabeth Land Trust’s only fundraiser, is back for its 18th year over the weekend of …

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CALL FOR BOARD AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Are you looking for a volunteer opportunity in Cape Elizabeth? Do you share our passion for conserving and stewarding lands that are available for the …

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Prescribed Burn at Robinson Woods

This spring, the Maine Forest Service (MFS) and Cape Elizabeth Land Trust, along with logistical and fire suppression support from Cape Elizabeth firefighters, will conduct …

Featured Properties

Great Pond I

(CELT)
Pond

Willow Brook

(CELT)
Wide trail and autumn leaves.

Davis Parcel

(CELT)

Great Pond II

(CELT)

Help us protect the rural character of Cape Elizabeth

You can play a part in conserving and caring for the extraordinary nature of Cape Elizabeth, from Robinson Woods to Trundy Point to Runaway Farm and many places in between. Join the community of CELT members by donating today!

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