If you missed our August 14, 2010 workshop on Invasive Plants, please contact us if you would like to take part in any future work parties where we will remove invasive plants from Trust properties.
 

The Sawyer Mountain Highlands as viewed from Coffin Hill Road

      The Francis Small Heritage Trust is a private, not-for-profit conservation land trust that was founded in 1990.   We obtain land and easements for public access and traditional uses such as hiking, hunting, fishing, cross-country skiing, snowmobiles on existing trails, and horseback riding.   As of 2005, the Trust owns over 1400 acres and holds easements on an additional 130 acres, all in Northern York County, Maine.

      The Trust also sponsors educational programs where school groups can explore beaver dams, old foundations, natural areas, and hiking trails.

      The Trust is staffed entirely by volunteers and is funded by memberships, contributions, and grants.   There are no program fees to use Trust lands.

      Please use the tabs to the left to explore the Trust lands and offerings.