It's been real twitter, but it's time for us to go our separate ways. If you want to follow along with what MITA is up to, head over to our https://t.co/DohZun50rS or https://t.co/bI5p9yhlwr profiles!
With a single donation of $100 or more by the end of June, you will support island stewardship, receive a complimentary MITA membership to share with a friend, and unlock an additional $100 match! Visit https://t.co/GSPrziSmMh for more details.
This month on the Tales of the Trail blog, Registered Maine Guide and MITA Trustee takes us through her tips and tricks for overnighting on an island for kayakers. https://t.co/oROf6nq6Rj
Check out the newest Tales of the Trail blog post by Regional Stewardship Manager Maria Jenness to learn where our top choices are! #dessertfirst
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Renew your MITA membership to remain a part of a group of like-minded individuals, passionate about keeping the coast of Maine accessible, that enjoy all the Trail and coast has to offer. Renew instantly online at https://t.co/xoZBdanWtc
Looking for tips and tricks on packing your kayak for a day paddle? Registered Maine Guide and MITA trustee Alicia Heyburn gives her two cents on the Tales of the Trail blog today. Read here: https://t.co/lORyQ7uMVE
Did you miss the MITA & AMC event on the Maine Island Trail and packing tips for a kayak trip the other night? Luckily, MITA Trustee and Registered Maine Guide Alicia Heyburn put together her short list of tips and tricks for a day paddle. Read more below! https://t.co/g3vrLQ1ZQD
Even though its only February, summer will be here before we know it. Get ready for an adventurous summer by checking out MITA's boats for sale! https://t.co/pJZnXLXDOW
MITA has a lot of exciting events in the next few months! Make sure to check out the events calendar on the MITA website to view all the different events and RSVP! https://t.co/yENmXx0c46
MITA's 30-in-30 Challenge yielded a lot of great stories and photos. The Tales of the Trail blog post of the month features MITA members Diane and Louise's 30-in-30 trip from Boothbay and around Mount Desert Island. To read more follow https://t.co/t7BgaIZz7x
MITA will be hosting a discussion about sea level rise with @GMRI Feb 13th from 5:00 to 7:00 pm (presentation at 5:30 pm). Learn more about how sea level rise will affect the coastal areas you love to recreate in & ways to mitigate the effects. RSVP here: https://t.co/S17cj5ec4c
As a followup to her winter MITA newsletter story, member Leigh Dorsey shared a GIS presentation of the thru-row Trail trip with the MITA staff. We all thought it was pretty spectacular, so we shared it as this month's Tales of the Trail blog post! https://t.co/V06QKzPim5
MITA honors a legend and co-creator of the Trail, Dave Getchell, Sr., who passed away in November, on the Tales of the Trail blog this month. His vision and tireless efforts are legendary and it is our honor to remember Getch’s extraordinary contributions. https://t.co/h9QjHLLPxM
This will be you when you've checked off all your adventure-lovers on your gift list with MITA gift memberships! Make sure to order before the holidays.
The giving season has started - check the boater or adventurer off your list by checking out the MITA Holiday Gift Guide on our Tales of the Trail blog post! https://t.co/IcSPqCB6vU
A lot has been happening at the MITA office in the off-season... including but not limited to rainbows, eagle and heron friendships, and swimming squirrels.
On the blog this month - The Memory of the Fog is Black. MITA supporter and Harvard physicist John Huth, submitted this story to our Tales of the Trail contest in 2017. https://t.co/Ihxt3sVYFi John will be at the MITA office next month. More info https://t.co/vuLMGo5a8u
Next Wednesday MITA will be at the Maine Oyster Company (38 Portland St, in Portland) for Oysters on the Trail! Stop by for an oyster, stay to learn more about the oyster growing community and the Maine Island Trail. RSVP to [email protected]