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Youth on the Allagash
Connecting youth to nature improves educational outcomes as well as physical and mental well-being. The AWWF Youth on the Allagash initiative includes a Canoeing & Water Safety Day Camp, Multi-Day Allagash Wilderness Adventure Trips, and a Classroom to River program for outdoor STEAM learning in middle-high schools near the Allagash. For more information visit our YOTA page.
Natural Resource Inventory, Analysis, and Long-term Monitoring
Protecting nature requires science-based decision-making, especially in the face of climate change. The AWWF Natural Resources Inventy, Ecological Assessment and Long-Term Monintoring (NRIM) initiative began in 2020. The initial report, A River in Space and Time, was published in January 2024 and will be available to the public later this year. A natural history pocket guide and monitoring protocol will follow.
Wabanaki Culture and History
Honoring the Wabanaki Ancestral Homeland and People encourages Wabanaki access to the Allagash and is exploring ways for all visitors to learn about Wabanaki ancestral and contemporary homelands, history, and culture. In 2024, the AWWF will sponsor one multi-day trip for Mi’kmaq and Maliseet youth leaders interested in leading tribal youth wilderness trips. AWWF is also sponsoring a second trip for the Wabanaki Youth and Science (WaYS) Ancestral Lands Trail Crew.
Donate by Mail:
Please make checks out to AWWF and send to:
AWWF
P.O. Box 10008
Portland, ME 04104
AWWF Tax ID: 45-3597466
For questions, more information or to discuss planned giving or donations of securities, please contact Chafee Emory, AWWF Coordinator, at coordinator@awwf.org.