Teens to Trails works with schools to build meaningful relationships between students, caring adults and the natural world by sharing time together outdoors.
Danny speaks with Executive Director, Nate Snow as they celebrate 20 years!
It all started when…
Carol & Bob Leone wanted to raise their family in a place where people loved the outdoors. In 1988, they left their jobs with the National Park Service & Appalachian Trail Conference to start a life in Maine and begin stockpiling wonderful outdoor memories. They were surprised that many of the families they met were not taking advantage of Maine’s wonderful wild places, and became concerned that children, in particular, were becoming increasingly disconnected from the outdoors. In 2005, they tragically lost their 15-year-old daughter, Sara, in a car accident. To honor Sara’s memory, her love of the outdoors, and to offer a way for students of Sara’s age to have access to outdoor experiences, they founded Teens to Trails.
The phone lines are ringing off the hook for the final segment of today’s show with Phil Harriman! If you missed your chance to chime in on today’s conversation, “Inside Maine” is always live from 10 AM until 1 PM EVERY Saturday- if you missed your chance to get your thoughts into the conversation, give us a call next week at 879-WGAN (879-9426)!
Sharon Bukulmez, 61, with her 5-year-old granddaughter and 3-year-old grandson both of Bar Harbor, were found dead in their vehicle found at Pond Cove in Roque Bluffs.
A petition on Change.org has garnered nearly 3,000 signatures from Nova Scotians looking for closure regarding the case of the "Cape Breton Three", who died in Aroostook County.
Citing prolonged regulatory delays and mounting pre-opening costs from the city and state, Portland’s popular dog park and restaurant concept Woof Play Eat has permanently shut down.
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