#mountkatahdin — Public Fediverse posts
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The 1939 Survival of Boy Scout Donn Fendler on Mount Katahdin
📰 Original title: Donn Fendler, 12-Year-Old Boy Scout Lost on Maine Mountain for 9 Days Survives in 1939
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The 1939 Survival of Boy Scout Donn Fendler on Mount Katahdin
📰 Original title: Donn Fendler, 12-Year-Old Boy Scout Lost on Maine Mountain for 9 Days Survives in 1939
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Hype for the Future 62T: Mount Katahdin on I-95
Overview Interstate 95 contains a rest stop for a scenic overlook involving Mount Katahdin while traversing Penobscot County, accessible exclusively in the northbound direction, of course. Mount Katahdin is the highest point in the State of Maine, the northern terminus of the Appalachian Trail, and a mountain whose peak is only accessible by said trail or by upwards of fifty (50) miles of unpaved rural roads as the centerpiece of Baxter State Park.https://novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026/01/01/hype-for-the-future-62t-mount-katahdin-on-i-95/
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Hype for the Future 62T: Mount Katahdin on I-95
Overview Interstate 95 contains a rest stop for a scenic overlook involving Mount Katahdin while traversing Penobscot County, accessible exclusively in the northbound direction, of course. Mount Katahdin is the highest point in the State of Maine, the northern terminus of the Appalachian Trail, and a mountain whose peak is only accessible by said trail or by upwards of fifty (50) miles of unpaved rural roads as the centerpiece of Baxter State Park.https://novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026/01/01/hype-for-the-future-62t-mount-katahdin-on-i-95/
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Spent a few days up in Millinocket last week. Explored along the Golden Road and made this trek mage of Mount Katahdin. Prints available.
https://rickberk.pixels.com/featured/katahdin-rick-berk.html.
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Spent a few days up in Millinocket last week. Explored along the Golden Road and made this trek mage of Mount Katahdin. Prints available.
https://rickberk.pixels.com/featured/katahdin-rick-berk.html.
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#mastoart #BuyIntoArt #buyartfromartists #photography #landscapephotography #landscape #wallart #homedecor #uptacamp #maine #mountkatahdin #katahdin #printsforsale -
Trekking through tribal lands as the #PenobscotNation plans to reacquire 30,000 acres
[Many] see the land return as an opportunity to reconsider what conservation looks like. Studies have found that #Indigenous-managed lands have #biodiversity levels equal to or greater than protected lands, and conservationists have become increasingly interested in what is known as #TraditionalEcologicalKnowledge.
Story by Nate Hathaway
3/17/2024"The Trust for Public Land [#TPL] is working with the Penobscot Nation to return 30,000 acres near #MountKatahdin to the tribe, which would solidify #Wabanaki #sovereignty over land their ancestors have stewarded for generations.
"The parcel would create a contiguous stretch of conserved land from existing Penobscot Nation holdings near the East Branch of the #PenobscotRiver all the way to #Jackman and #MooseheadLake, combining to form 1.2 million acres.
"The land — which is being called #Wasehtek, a Penobscot word that corresponds to the #EastBranch of the Penobscot River — was owned by Conservation Resources, a #timber investment management organization. In December 2022, the Trust for Public Land announced it had purchased the property for approximately $29 million.
"The land is currently accessed by a limited network of logging roads, which vary in quality. With over 53 miles of rivers and streams, and a diverse population of game species, the land offers substantial fishing and hunting opportunities.
"This move in northern #Maine fits into a nationwide effort to return ancestral lands to #Native tribes. The federal Land Buy-Back Program for #TribalNations, a decade-long initiative that concluded in December [2023], restored nearly 3 million acres to tribal ownership and paid over $1.69 billion to individuals."
#LandBack #Stewardship #TraditionalKnowledge #TraditionalOwners #WabanakiConfederacy #IndigenousPeoplesDay
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Trekking through tribal lands as the #PenobscotNation plans to reacquire 30,000 acres
[Many] see the land return as an opportunity to reconsider what conservation looks like. Studies have found that #Indigenous-managed lands have #biodiversity levels equal to or greater than protected lands, and conservationists have become increasingly interested in what is known as #TraditionalEcologicalKnowledge.
Story by Nate Hathaway
3/17/2024"The Trust for Public Land [#TPL] is working with the Penobscot Nation to return 30,000 acres near #MountKatahdin to the tribe, which would solidify #Wabanaki #sovereignty over land their ancestors have stewarded for generations.
"The parcel would create a contiguous stretch of conserved land from existing Penobscot Nation holdings near the East Branch of the #PenobscotRiver all the way to #Jackman and #MooseheadLake, combining to form 1.2 million acres.
"The land — which is being called #Wasehtek, a Penobscot word that corresponds to the #EastBranch of the Penobscot River — was owned by Conservation Resources, a #timber investment management organization. In December 2022, the Trust for Public Land announced it had purchased the property for approximately $29 million.
"The land is currently accessed by a limited network of logging roads, which vary in quality. With over 53 miles of rivers and streams, and a diverse population of game species, the land offers substantial fishing and hunting opportunities.
"This move in northern #Maine fits into a nationwide effort to return ancestral lands to #Native tribes. The federal Land Buy-Back Program for #TribalNations, a decade-long initiative that concluded in December [2023], restored nearly 3 million acres to tribal ownership and paid over $1.69 billion to individuals."
#LandBack #Stewardship #TraditionalKnowledge #TraditionalOwners #WabanakiConfederacy #IndigenousPeoplesDay
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Mount Katahdin, highest point in Maine.
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Mount Katahdin, highest point in Maine.