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The Bremen Conservation Commission

The Bremen Conservation Commission is a Town committee tasked with stewarding the public lands of Bremen. All meetings are regularly scheduled for the first Wednesday of the month at 5:00 p.m.

“We don’t inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.” – David Brower

The Bremen Conservation Commission is a town committee tasked with stewarding the public lands of Bremen. This involves a fine balance between working to protect fragile ecosystems and promoting public access to our trails and waterfronts. We believe that our forests, fields, and watersheds are this community’s greatest assets.

Our Mission

The mission of the Bremen Conservation Commission is to work with town citizens, government agencies and natural resource organizations to conserve undeveloped land in Bremen that will maintain the rural character of the town, protect its water resources, preserve wildlife habitat and provide recreational opportunities.

Learn more…

The Bremen Conservation Commission is a member of the Maine Association of Conservation Commissions (click here to learn more about this organization).
In 2008, the founding members of the Conservation Commission developed a detailed conservation plan for Bremen. Click on the links below to access the Plan:
- Bremen Conservation Plan (full document)
- Bremen Conservation Plan Summary (shorter summary version)

Get involved…

- Meetings: Our meetings are the 1st Wednesday of each month and are open to the public
- Trails: Bremen has wonderful trails for birding, hiking, kayaking, and just relaxing with serene views. These trails are maintained by the Bremen Conservation Commission with the help of community members.
  - Join us for community trail work days! 4th Saturday of the month, March – October, 9:00 – 11:00 am. Meet at the Bremen Town House / Fire Station Parking Lot, on Route 32.
  - Bremen List of Hiking Trails