Annual Native Plant Sale: Pick Up Your Bare Root Seedlings This Week - May 1st (8am-4pm) and 2nd (8am-2pm) are Pick-Up Days

Join us as Maine Natural Areas program and UMaine Cooperative Extension present an intensive workshop on invasive plants in Hancock County Maine. Classroom time in the morning, followed by education and identification in the field.

Read our 2025 Annual Report to learn about the District’s activities throughout the county during 2025.

Learn the many benefits of transforming a lawn in to a native plant scape that provides beauty, soil stabilization, and a home for many native wildlife species.

We’re now taking orders for a May 13 delivery for Brook Trout. Discount for orders over 100!

The Cool Way to Store Your Harvest

Got woods? Woodlot owners in Hancock County are seeing a rise in aggressive invasive species threatening their trees. This workshop led by top experts helps them identify and mitigate invasive species while promoting forest health.

Join our annual Local Working Group and have a say in how NRCS funds are allocated to local producers for budget 2027.

It’s 2025 election season for Hancock County Soil & Water Conservation District. Get all the details here.

Great news, we have a temporary office space at the Union River Innovation Center!

Join Hancock County Soil & Water Conservation District and Celebrate the Harvest Season with Seed Swapping, Butterfly Garden Planting, Bee Box Building, and fall themed refreshments

Join us as we help celebrate and bring awareness to our local food ecosystem at Food Fest - Market on Main.

Blueberry growers, community members, and conservation experts from across Washington and Hancock County converge to host this 2025 Field Day.

Invasive Plant Patrol (IPP) Workshops presented by Lake Stewards of Maine