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Mount Agamenticus partners report habitat work, visitor growth and $120,000 grant
Summary
York and regional partners told the South Berwick council on Feb. 25 that the Mount Agamenticus conservation program logged habitat plantings, invasive‑species removals, 1,300 registered visitors and a $120,000 Maine Recreational Trails grant to upgrade the summit universal‑access trail.
Representatives of the Mount Agamenticus conservation partnership delivered the group’s annual update to the South Berwick Town Council on Feb. 25, highlighting habitat restoration work, volunteer engagement, visitor surveys and a $120,000 state grant to upgrade the summit’s universal‑access trail.
Robin Kerr, parks natural resources manager for the town of York, and Ben Jankowski, conservation stewardship coordinator, described the program’s scale and recent accomplishments. Kerr said the management area has grown from an initial ~200 acres to roughly…
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