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Little Big Wood Pond

Little Big Wood Pond

 

Acres:  19
Year Conserved:  2018

About the Property:  The Little Big Wood Pond easement conserves approximately 19 acres of land along the south shore of Little Big Wood Pond (LBWP), preventing any future development. This easement adds to the more than 50,000 acres of already protected lands in the Attean Pond region, helping to keep the ecosystems in this region intact. There is an important wetland complex adjacent to Little Big Wood Pond that will benefit from this conservation, as will the water quality and fisheries habitat for species such as brook trout.

Recreational Opportunities:  LBWP is accessible by water for hiking, hunting, fishing, and other traditional pursuits.

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May 21, 2025

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Conserved Lands

  • Alder Stream
  • Amazon – Musquash
  • Amherst Mountains Community Forest (AMCF)
  • Attean Pond
  • Bald Ledge, Bickford Hill, and Bickford Pond
  • Big Spencer Mountain
  • Boundary Headwaters
  • Branch Lake
  • Caribou Bog
  • Chandler Hill
  • Coburn Gore
  • Corner Pond
  • Debsconeag Lakes
  • Eagle Lake
  • Fish River Chain of Lakes
  • Fourth Machias Lake
  • Grafton Forest
  • Greenwood Ponds
  • Gulf Hagas – Whitecap
  • Haynes Brook
  • Hopkins Pond
  • Kennebago Forest
  • Little Big Wood Pond
  • Mattawamkeag River
  • Monson Pond
  • Moosehead Lake Shoreline
  • Moosehead Region
  • Moose River
  • Nicatous Lake
  • Nickerson Tree Farm
  • No. 5 and No. 6 Mountains
  • Reed Forest
  • Scammon Ridge Headwaters
  • Silver Lake – Pleasant River
  • Skitacook Lake
  • Sysladobsis Forest
  • Tearmunn Hardwoods
  • Timberdoodle Hill
  • Violette Brook Reservoir
  • West Branch of the Penobscot River
  • York Hill

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Bangor, Maine 04401
(207) 945-9200
info@fsmaine.org

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