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Conserving and caring for the
St. George River watershed
since 1987
Georges River Land Trust conserves and cares for the diverse ecosystems and wildlife habitats of the St. George River watershed, expands access to nature for all people, and collaborates with partners through education and the arts to inspire lasting kinship with the natural world.
Langlais Art Preserve
Conserved by Georges River Land Trust since 2017, the Langlais Art Preserve is a 90-acre nature preserve in Cushing, Maine with a 10-acre art environment at its heart.
The Langlais Art Preserve encompasses the former homestead of Maine-born artist Bernard Langlais and his wife Helen Friend Langlais. Dotting the landscape are more than a dozen of Langlais’s large-scale wooden sculptures, remnants of the expansive outdoor art environment he created here from 1966 to 1977.
Today, a 1/4-mile ADA-accessible path provides a route through the art environment, and our 2 1/2-mile Woodland Trail traverses the forest beyond.
Here, our trails and programs bring people of all ages closer to nature through art.
Upcoming events
Thu, May 21
Rockland Bog Preserve
We are so excited to formally announce our new Rockland Bog Preserve trailhead on Beechwood Street in Thomaston! From this point, hikers can access over 7 miles of trails, creating great opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, birding, and more. Come see for yourself!
Sat, May 23
Gibson Preserve
LGBTQIA+ community members, along with their allies, are invited to explore the preserve’s woodland, riverside trails and connect with new and familiar friends! Join us and the Washington Grunge for a group hike and gathering at Gibson Preserve in Searsmont.
Sat, May 30
Langlais Art Preserve
The 5th annual Little Sprouts Plant & Seedling Sale, hosted at Langlais Art Preserve, benefits the Cushing Community School
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