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Published by Laudholm Trust in support of Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve
This 19th-century saltwater farm scene painted by watercolor artist DeWitt
Hardy is now a mural in the “economic landscape” room of the new exhibits.
“Changing Landscapes” exhibits open in revamped Visitor Center
Change is the underlying theme for all-new exhibits in the Wells
Reserve Visitor Center.
Four windowlit rooms of the historic farmhouse reveal alterations
in the region’s landscape at key moments in time. From the
last ice age to the arrival of the Wabanaki, from European settlement
to the industrial revolution, and from progressive agriculture
to widespread farm abandonment, visitors travel 14,000 years to
arrive at today’s protected landscape and the achievements of the
environmental movement.
The exhibits emphasize that people are an integral part of
Wild Friends in Wild Places grabs attention during its first season
inside
• Summer Research
• Business and Busy-ness
the landscape. Not only have • Sustaining the Saco
we dramatically changed our • Winter and Spring Events
• Annual Report for FY ‘10
surroundings in the past, but we
• 2009-2010 Donor Listing
also have the ability to shape our • Education Fellow Departs
landscape’s future.
Imparting a message of stewardship for land and water is
a primary goal for Changing Landscapes. The exhibits focus on
the Wells Reserve site, but their content extends generally across
the region, just as the reserve’s outreach for conservation covers
all of southern Maine. continued on page 7
If you visited the Wells Reserve on a Wednesday morning this spring, chances are you encountered a wideeyed
group of students experiencing the Wild Friends in Wild Places school program. This exciting new
field trip option for grades K–2 is being offered in partnership with the Center for Wildlife (CFW), a wildlife
rehabilitation center in Cape Neddick. The goal of Wild Friends in Wild Places is to expose children to wildlife
and their habitats in an outdoor setting, while instilling a sense of stewardship and a deepened respect for
animals. During its pilot year, program and transportation fees…
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A newsletter for members of
Laudholm Trust and supporters of
the Wells National Estuarine
Research Reserve
Laudholm Trust
207-646-4521 fax 646-2930
Diana Joyner, Trust President
ext 144 diana@laudholm.org
Mary Bishop, Development Associate
ext 145 mlbishop@laudholm.org
Tracy Kay, Operations Manager
ext 127 trust@laudholm.org
Scott Richardson, Communications
ext 114 editor@laudholm.org
Karen Stathoplos, Membership
ext 140 karen@laudholm.org
Wells Reserve
207-646-1555 fax 646-2930
Paul Dest, Reserve Director
ext 124 dest@wellsnerr.org
Jacob Aman, Research Associate
ext 112 jacobaman@wellsnerr.org
Sue Bickford, GIS Specialist
ext 120 suebickford@wellsnerr.org
Annie Cox, CTP Associate
ext 157 acox@wellsnerr.org
Jennifer Dijkstra, Ph.D., Research Fellow
ext 102 jdijkstra@wellsnerr.org
Michele Dionne, Ph.D., Research Director
ext 136 dionne@wellsnerr.org
Suzanne Kahn Eder, Education Director
ext 116 suzanne@wellsnerr.org
Chris Feurt, Ph.D., Coastal Training
Coordinator
ext 111 cfeurt@wellsnerr.org
Charles Lord, Facility Manager
ext 131 clord@wellsnerr.org
Jeremy Miller, Research Associate
ext 122 jmiller@wellsnerr.org
Kate Reichert, Public Programs
ext 142 katereichert@wellsnerr.org
J. Paige Rutherford, School Programs
ext 110 jpaiger@wellsnerr.org
Joyce Shea, Bookkeeper
ext 123 joyce@wellsnerr.org
Tin Smith, Stewardship Coordinator
ext 119 tsmith@wellsnerr.org
Nancy Viehmann, Volunteer Programs &
Visitor Services
ext 118 nancyv@wellsnerr.org
Hannah Wilhelm, Education Associate
ext 117 hwilhelm@wellsnerr.org
Maine Sea Grant
Kristen Grant, Extension Agent
ext 115 kngrant@maine.edu
research2011
Research Director Michele Dionne has
scheduled an intense summer of field work
for staff plus interns and volunteers. Among
the projects this season are:
Ecosystem Services from Streamside
Habitats
Sample stream invertebrates, algae,
water quality, fish, and fish habitat in
a NERRS Science Collaborative project
focused on measuring the value of streamside
vegetation in the Merriland River/
Branch Brook/Little River watershed
National Wetland Condition Assessment
Travel statewide to sample soil and
water at preselected sites for the first-ever
national survey of wetland quality
Emergent Vegetation Biomonitoring
Install a Surface Elevation Table benchmark
and survey vegetation in the Webhannet
and Little River estuaries as part of the
System-wide Monitoring Program
Kennebunk and Mousam Rivers
Fish for migratory species and compile an
ecohistory in partnership with Maine Rivers
Shoreys Brook Restoration
Complete pre-restoration fish surveys
before planned dam removal and culvert
replacement on this Eliot tributary
Saco River Indicators
Sample migratory fish and fish larvae,
and collect water and plant tissue samples,
to support Saco River project (see page 4)
Habitat-Species Interactions
Investigate the relationships among
invasive crabs, invasive and native snails,
native fish, and salt marsh plants
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Mercury in Estuarine Food Webs
Study how mercury moves through the
estuarine food web in different salt marsh
habitats (pools, creeks, and channels)
Wading Bird Survey
Continue annual monitoring of heron
and egret distribution and abundance on
the Webhannet and Little River estuaries as
indicators of salt marsh productivity
Who’s Out There?
In addition to Michele, Tin, Sue, Jeremy,
Jake, Hannah, and Jenn, this team will be
working on projects listed above:
Emily Thornton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Allegheny College
Amanda Ouimette ....University of New England
Danielle Girard ............University of Evansville
Meghan Nichols .....University of Massachusetts
Suzanne Sullivan . . . . University of Massachusetts
Ellen O’Brien .................Washington College
Veronica Spolarich ...........Washington College
Courtney Adams . . . . . . . . . . . . .Clemson University
Darcie Ritch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Antioch New England
Amber Hardy .......University of Southern Maine
Seeking focus group volunteers
The Wells Reserve, in collaboration with
Clark University, is seeking participants
for a focus group discussion addressing
land use, water quality, and government
programs. Participants must be
21 years or older and residents of York
County. Qualified participants will take
part in a 90-minute focus group discussion
at the Wells Reserve moderated by
Professor Robert Johnston from Clark
University.
Two focus groups are being held this
summer: July 21 from 10:30 am to noon
and August 10 from 1 to 2:30 pm. To
volunteer to be part of one of the focus
groups, please call Kathryn Rosengren
at 646-1555 ext 146.

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Partners in research, education, stewardship, and preservation.
Diana Joyner
As you can see from this issue, the winter and early spring seasons have been very productive
for us! The long cold winter posed some site challenges, but the snow covered trees and
broad white drifts were quite lovely here. They gave us the inspiration and time to focus on
new projects and programs and plan for our busy summer season.
Much of our time was dedicated to the completion of our new Visitor Center exhibits
and the updating of the first floor in the farmhouse. How fortunate we are to have a private
donor who had the vision and provided the matching funds for this remarkable initiative that
will inspire guests for many, many years!
Our first spring event, Wells Reserve EcoDay (Healthy Planet, Healthy You) was a grand
success due in large part to the support of more than 30 new business partners. It was
particularly exciting to work with so many Maine entrepreneurs who are committed to
supporting the environment with a diverse range of green products and services and lowimpact
recreational activities. The enthusiasm and willingness of our business partners to work
with us in the future will help us continue to expand our outreach and attract new members.
The scent of lilacs and freshly cut grass wafting through our windows tells us warm
sunny weather is finally here. We are thrilled and ready—the gazebo is refurbished, the
pumpkin and corn garden is planted for fall events, new exterior building signage is in the
works, and the Visitor Center has reopened after a busy few months of preparation. The
campus is bustling again!
We thank you for your commitment and loyalty through good times and bad. You
make it all possible and we are grateful for your friendship and continual support. Check our
website for up-to-date information on what is happening at Wells Reserve at Laudholm. We
hope to see you often over the summer months. Be sure to come see the new exhibits and
be surprised by the updated Visitor Center!
The Wells Reserve is one of 28 National Estuarine Research Reserve sites throughout the
country. All reserves require local funding to match federal grants from the National Oceanic
and Atmospheric Administration. The Wells Reserve is the only reserve that receives its match
from a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Each year, Laudholm Trust contributes private funds
and in-kind services to support Wells Reserve operations and capital improvements.
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Laudholm Trust Board of Trustees
Tim Dietz, Chairman
Bruce Read, Vice Chairman
Dennis Byrd, Treasurer
Kelli Gardner, Clerk
Jennifer Arps, Secretary
Leslie Roberts, Secretary
Dana Dakers
Cynthia Daley
Charlie Gaylord
Amy Seif Hattan
George Lambert
Hans Warner
Bill Webb
Honorary Trustees
Doris Adams-Nunnemacher
J. Alden Cheever
George W. Ford II
Lily Rice Kendall Hsia
Walt Leffler
Rebecca Richardson
Wells Reserve Management Authority
Diana Joyner, Chairman
President. Laudholm Trust
Daniel Belknap, Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Earth Sciences
University of Maine
RIchard Clark
Member, Board of Selectmen
Town of Wells
Ward Feurt
Refuge Manager
Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge
Thomas Morrison
Director of Operations, Bureau of Parks and Lands
Maine Department of Conservation
Kathleen Leyden (ex-officio)
Director, Maine Coastal Program
Maine State Planning Office
Laurie McGilvray (ex-officio)
Chief, Estuarine Reserves Division
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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“People who live, work, and
play along Maine’s southern
coast value the sandy beaches,
rocky tide pools, and salt marsh
lined estuaries for the profound
effect these have on our quality
of life. The desire to protect
these places is motivated by
deeply held values about the
importance of clean water,
the need to protect habitat for
wildlife, and a commitment to
saving special places.”
Christine Baumann Feurt, Ph.D.
Collaborative Learning Guide for
Ecosystem Management, 2008
To learn more about collaborative
learning, or to request a a copy of
the Guide, contact Chris Feurt at
207-646-1555 ext 157 or
cfeurt@wellsnerr.org
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education / coastal training
Saco River estuary inspires application of collaborative learning
Dr. Christine Feurt, affable coordinator of the
Wells Reserve’s Coastal Training Program,
loves bringing people together to work on
behalf of improved ecosystem health. Hers
is not an ivory-tower approach; Chris begins
by soliciting the opinions held by members
of a project’s community.
To get that conversation going, the
Coastal Training Program team (CTP) conducts
interviews with key officials and hosts
public workshops involving the people most
committed to a river: Those who use it.
“If you get people talking about what
makes the river running through their community
important to them,” Chris explains,
“they discover shared values.” Once group
members recognize they have common
concerns, they are more prepared to collaborate
on keeping what they value intact.
That’s why, when assembling a group
at the start of each new project, Chris says
she always gets “right to the values.” She has
come to recognize such frequent themes as
a river’s beauty when tides ebb and flow or
seasons change; its importance for fishing,
canoeing, and swimming; and its role in
supporting a vibrant local economy.
From Caring to Protecting
With the foundation of shared values
in place, Chris poses two key questions:
“What threatens the things that you value
and how can we work together to protect
what’s important to you?” This is where the
real work of community-based ecosystem
management starts to happen.
Participants must first acknowledge
the perceived threats, then challenge themselves
to identify strategies they can pursue
together to protect what they value. With
steady support from CTP, they find new ways
to work across municipal, organizational, and
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disciplinary boundaries to form a plan of action
for protecting precious natural resources
along with a community’s quality of life. By
preparing the plan collaboratively, the group
has a collective stake in seeing the identified
actions through to completion.
Chris has described community-based
ecosystem management as “an approach
to getting things done.” It connects the collective
wisdom of people with a stake in a
sustainable future (social capital) with nature’s
ability to provide clean water, clean air, and
support for living systems (natural capital).
“This approach to ecosystem management
has been applied in a number of
communities around southern Maine,”
Chris points out. It started in 2005 when
Protecting Our Children’s Water focused
on the Merriland River, Branch Brook, and
Little River watershed. A successful pilot and
important proof of concept, Protecting Our
Children’s Water unified a group of planners,
managers, community leaders, and
scientists from three towns around a shared
vision and set of actions for their watershed.
After similar work in the Kennebunk,
Spruce Creek, and York river watersheds
refined and reinforced the collaborative
learning method, CTP embarked on a major
project with the Town of Sanford. Once
again, the integration of social and natural
sciences revealed common ground for
constituents, who not only created a conservation
plan but then incorporated it into the
town’s comprehensive plan.
Today, the Coastal Training Program
has community-based ecosystem management
efforts under way along several rivers.
One case in point: In partnership with the
University of New England (UNE), the Wells
Reserve is involved in a 5-year project to
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development on the health of the Saco
River estuary, and to identify ways to mitigate
those effects.
Sustaining the Saco
The Saco River basin is the largest watershed
in southern Maine, draining about
1,700 square miles and encompassing all or
part of 20 cities and towns in the state. From
its headwaters in the White Mountains of
New Hampshire, Maine’s fourth-largest river
flows roughly 120 miles before emptying
into the Gulf of Maine between the cities of
Biddeford and Saco.
bolstering those efforts by collecting and
analyzing data on the fish that use salt
marshes along the tidal portion of the Saco
River. Last summer, research associates
Jacob Aman and Jeremy Miller led a team
that repeatedly sampled coastal fish using
the marsh surface, with special interest in
migratory species such as river herring, eel,
and tomcod. Their work continues in 2011.
Meanwhile Chris, the social scientist,
focuses on the people of the area and the
places where they live, work, and play. She
is also studying the gaps in scientific knowledge
that prevent certain management
If you get people talking about what makes
the river running through their community
important to them, they discover shared values.
The estuarine portion of the Saco River
extends about 4 miles, from near Cataract
Dam at Factory Island, Biddeford (the most
seaward of the river’s 40-plus dams), to
Camp Ellis and Hills Beach. At the river
mouth lies the UNE campus.
A team of UNE and Wells Reserve scientists,
along with a number of undergraduate
students from the university, is now studying
the ecology of the Saco River estuary, as
well as the policy, regulation, and economic
influences upon it.
UNE students and their professors are
approaching the project from myriad natural-science
angles — surveying fish in the
river channel, monitoring birds using the estuary
and edge habitats, assessing bacterial
counts in the water, using GIS models to see
how the river’s shoreline could change with
sea-level rise, researching the livelihoods
supported by the estuary, and learning
about salt marsh plant communities.
As a project collaborator, Wells Reserve
research director Dr. Michele Dionne is
and policy questions from being answered
during stakeholder workshops.
Over the course of the 5-year project,
stakeholders will agree upon a way to
regularly monitor and summarize the health
of the Saco River estuary. During the next
several months, the team will be considering
potential tools that might serve as a
sort of “report card” for measuring progress
toward future goals. Already, the Biddeford
Open Space Committee has committed to
using information from the project in the
city’s open space plan.
“Sustaining Quality of Place in the
Saco River Estuary through Community
Based Ecosystem Management” is a 5-year
grant (2009–2014) made to the University
of New England by the National Science
Foundation EPSCoR program (Experimental
Program to Stimulate Competitive Research)
and administered through the University
of Maine Sustainability Solutions Initiative.
A portion of the funding is shared with the
Wells Reserve.
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Saco River
Estuary Project
Principal Investigators
Pamela Morgan, Ph.D.
UNE Environmental Studies
Christine Feurt, Ph.D.
UNE Environmental Studies &
Wells NERR Coastal Training
Collaborators
Michele Dionne, Ph.D.
Wells NERR
James Sulikowski, Ph.D.
UNE Marine Sciences
Stephen Zeeman, Ph.D.
UNE Marine Sciences
Gregory Zogg, Ph.D.
UNE Biology
Noah Perlut, Ph.D.
UNE Environmental Studies
Michael Daley, Ph.D.
UNE Business and Communications
Stakeholders
Local Residents
City of Biddeford
City of Saco
Saco River Corridor Commission
Saco River Salmon Club
Saco Valley Land Trust
Southern Maine Regional
Planning Commission
Maine Department of
Environmental Protection

Take-home journal on display
Michelle teaches in the forest
Paige leads students afield
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Wells Elementary students safely enjoy their close-up view inside a specially constructed bat case while
Karen McElmurray from the Center for Wildlife dispels rumors about bats and shares some cool facts.
are covered for select classes at Wells and York elementary schools thanks to generous funding
from New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, Maine Outdoor Heritage Fund, Maine Community
Foundation, and Davis Conservation Foundation.
For the initial hour of Wild Friends in Wild Places programs, Center for Wildlife educators use
non-releasable rehabilitated animals to teach about native wildlife and foster the connection
between children and animals. In Mather Auditorium, students watch live mammal, reptile, and
bird wildlife ambassadors while learning about their unique behaviors, features, and needs. The
children are engaged as they see a live owl flap its wings, a turtle extend out of its shell, or an
opossum munch on a fruit snack. Presenters integrate conservation and stewardship messages,
heightening the students’ understanding of their role in wildlife protection.
Next, the children head outdoors with Wells Reserve educators, using nature journals to
explore habitats while searching for animal homes and signs. Student journals feature the animal
ambassadors and include follow-up activities for the classroom. While hiking along the trails, the
children search for suitable homes for each of the animals and create simple sketches of their
discoveries along the way. Several of the classes that visited in the winter season experienced the
trail portion of the program on snowshoes (thanks in part to a generous donation from LL Bean).
Following the visit to the Wells Reserve, teachers coordinate a stewardship project with
their students. These projects enable the classes to apply their newfound knowledge about
wildlife and habitats to their local community, while extending the educational impact of the
field trip to other community members.
Program feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. One teacher reported that her
students enjoyed their visit so much that they now want to return to the Wells Reserve with
their families. Another remarked that the children “loved seeing the animals and talking about
habitats. It really matches our lessons in the classroom.” A third teacher singled out Wild Friends
in Wild Places as “one of the best experiences” she has taken kids on throughout her career.

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The exhibits were designed by Main Street Design and built by Mystic Scenic Studios with
guidance from an ad hoc committee led by education associate Hannah Wilhelm.
The Changing Landscapes exhibits were funded by generous donations from Charles and
Rebecca Richardson, the Virginia Hodgkins Somers Foundation, and Laudholm Trust, plus a
grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
In planning for the new exhibits, we determined that the historic Laudholm farmhouse
would not be significantly altered. But it was also clear that something needed to be done
to improve the flow through exhibit rooms. The solution was to make a simple change: An
under-used doorway became the new
Visitor Center entrance. The necessary
short walkway and set of steps were
made out of pink granite from right
here in Wells by Millenium Granite
Quarry and Stoneworks.
The new exhibits include
touchable features like
wave-worn stones and
a paleo-Indian tool-kit,
an enclosed threedimensional
model of
Laudholm Farms circa
1925, and baskets of toys,
games, puppets, and
books for kids.
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changing
landscapes
The Wild Landscape
14,000 years ago to 1400s
The story begins with the weight
of a mile-high glacier pressing
down upon what is now the Maine
coast. The end of the last Ice Age
led to colonization of the coastal
landscape by Wabanaki people.
The Economic Landscape
1600s to 1800s
Subsistence lifestyles began to fade
away as Europeans settled in the
region, bringing a market-based
approach to the landscape. The
Industrial Revolution contributed
to a decline in farming throughout
New England.
The Domesticated Landscape
1925
A “gentleman’s farm” flourishes
under unique circumstances as
Laudholm Farms embraces the
progressive farming movement,
but when the Great Depression
strikes a blow the farm never
regains its former glory.
The Protected Landscape
2010 to Present
With roots firmly planted in the
conservation movement and
strengthened by environmental
legislation, people take responsibility
for preserving and protecting
landscapes for future generations.
The Wells Reserve at Laudholm
models and supports such efforts.

fun times at winter and spring events
At Winter Wildlife Day, Kristen Lamb
from the Center for Wildlife
displays a red-tailed hawk and
later entrances her audience with an albino porcupine.
On Wells Reserve EcoDay, Nor’Easters Kite Flying Club
member Ralph Reed of Lowell, Massachusetts, entertains kids
with his giant fugu (puffer fish) kite, Kevin Carney from Kittery
Trading Post gives an archery lesson, and Dr. John Carroll
from the University of New Hampshire poses with Becky
Linney from the Garden Club Federation of Maine, which
sponsored his keynote talk on sustainable agriculture.
International Migratory Bird Day brought out the crafter
in Emma and Aiden, who visited for the morning with their
mom Martha Ryan.
Be a part of our summer and fall events.
See back cover for the lineup.

Total Income from Revenues and Public Support
Year Ended June 30, 2010: $761,025
Year Ended June 30, 2009: ( $94,866 )
Laudholm Trust Statement of Financial Position as of June 30, 2010
Assets 2010 2009 Liabilities 2010 2009
Cash $653,302 $756,319 Accounts payable $1,833 $5,536
Investments 2,284,788 1,986,444 Annuity obligations 31,919 41,926
Pledges 56,200 110,850 Total Liabilities 33,752 47,462
Inventory 6,013 5,671
Charitable trusts 819,259 770,885 Net Assets
Land & buildings 147,950 147,950 Unrestricted:
Furnishings & equipment, net 2,554 2,867 Designated as endowment 836,031 787,787
Undesignated 308,339 325,560
Total Assets $3,970,066 $3,780,986 Temporarily restricted 1,087,024 1,039,576
Permanently restricted 1,704,920 1,580,601
Total Net Assets 3,936,314 3,733,524
Total Liabilities & Net Assets $3,970,066 $3,780,986
Total Income from Revenues and Public Support
Year Ended June 30, 2010: $1,334,964
Laudholm Trust Financials – FY2010
Contributions and Grants
$327,499
Memberships
$70,656
Interest and Dividends
$66,497
Events and Other Income, net
$90,917
Gains on Investments
$157,082
Gains on Charitable Trusts
$48,374
Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve Financials – FY2010
Laudholm Trust Grants
$203,083
Laudholm Trust Indirect Support
$68,579
Federal Grants
$906,177
Contributions, Interest, and
Other Income
$18,365
Charges for Services
$82,685
Other Grants
$56,075
How Was It Used?
Total Expenses Year Ended June 30, 2010: $558,235
Total Expenses Year Ended June 30, 2009: $561,763
How Was It Used?
Total Expenses Year Ended June 30, 2010: $1,489,832
Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve Balance Sheet as of June 30, 2010
Contributions to Wells Reserve
$273,883
Fundraising and Member Support
$218,071
Other Expenses
$66,281
Assets 2010 2009 Liabilities 2010 2009
Cash $173,226 $226,396 Accounts payable $29,590 $5,704
Grants receivable 921,248 382,385 Accrued salaries 10,781 4,028
Property, plant & equip. 4,110,920 4,242,255 Accrued compensated absences 21,106 15,964
Deferred amounts 829,550 356,105
Total Assets $5,205,394 $4,851,036 Total Liabilities 891,027 381,801
Audited financial statements are available at the Laudholm Trust and Wells Reserve
office and online. The above condensed financial information has been derived from
the audited financial statements.
Education Programs
$301,720
Research Programs
$282,123
Stewardship Programs
$103,154
Supporting Services
$448,992
Grants to Others
$45,906
Depreciation
$281,205
NERR System Meetings
$26,732
Fund Balances
Unrestricted:
Undesignated 203,447 226,980
Net investment in plant 4,110,920 4,242,255
Total Fund Balances 4,314,367 4,469,235
Total Liabilities & Fund Balances $5,205,394 $4,851,036

The members of Laudholm Trust make possible the research, education, and
stewardship programs of the Wells Reserve, as well as the preservation of its
historic buildings. Through cash contributions, volunteer hours, and in-kind
donations, the following individuals, families, organizations, businesses, and
foundations have kept the Wells Reserve and Laudholm Trust partnership
vital and advancing.
partners ($1,000+)
Doris C. Adams-Nunnemacher • An Environmental Trust • Louise B. Appleton • Jim & Janet Averill • The Baldwin Foundation • Bank of America Charitable Foundation
• Sandra S. Armentrout & Richard Barnes • Robert P. Bauman • Christine & Joanne Bussiere • Captain Lord Mansion • Elaine Carlson, Richard Perry & Family • Philip &
Lori Cavaretta • Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Cohen • Cornmeal Records • Cummings, Lamont & McNamee • D.F. Richard Inc. • Cynthia & Leo Daley • Toby & Alison Daley • Davis
Conservation Foundation • Tim & Kathy Dietz • Dietz Associates, Inc. • Elmina B. Sewall Foundation • Farm Family Insurance • C. Dennis Fink • Elizabeth Fisher • Mr.
& Mrs. George Ford II • Dan & Amy Ford • General Electric • Frank & Sonya Hulswit • Hussey Seating Company • Orton Jackson • Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Jacob • Jake’s
Seafood • James M. & Elizabeth Johnston • Joshua’s • Diana & Robert Joyner • Kasprzak Homes, Inc. • Kennebunk Savings Bank • Mr. & Mrs. B.A. King • Walter Leffler
• Robert L. Littlefield • Mr. & Mrs. William E. Lord • Maine Community Foundation • Marshall Rental Center, Inc. • Mattina R. Proctor Foundation • Mike’s Clam Shack
• Mrs. Alfred Osher • Barbara Leigh Polish • Portland Press Herald • Pratt & Whitney • Andrew & Kelly Richardson • Becky Richardson • Susan Rouillard • Betsy & Nat
Saltonstall • Patricia Sanborn • Savings Bank of Maine • Sevigney-Lyons Insurance Agency • Sibley-Saltonstall Charitable Foundation • Pat & Richard Smith • The
Landing Store • The Wachovia Foundation • Vinny’s East Coast Grill • The Virginia Hodgkins Somers Foundation • Wachovia/Wells Fargo • Wal-Mart Supercenter •
Wal-Mart Stores #1954 • Lee & Hans Warner • Marylyn & Neil Warren • Women in Audio
contributors
2009-
2010
Carole Aaron • Richard Abbott • George & Janet Acker • Emory & Marilyn Ackley • Douglas Adams & Emily Hauslohner • Vicki & Alan Adams • Joan B. Adams • Judith Curtis Adler
• Sandy Agrafiotis & Carl Pehrsson • Laurence Ahern • Shihab & Marlene Ahmed • Mrs. Wally Alberts • Madeleine Albright • John & Brenda Alexander • Sally H. Alexandre •
Barbara Allen • Allen Screen & Digital • Gail & Charles B. Alling • Ginny, Bob, Melanie, Lisa & Chris Almeder • Mr. & Mrs. Charlton H. Ames • Robin Anasazi • Anchor Fence
Company • Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Anderson, Jr. • Margaret Anderson • Rodney & Diane Anderson • Louisa G. Anderson • Edward R. Andrade, Jr. • Teresa Androli • Mr. & Mrs.
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William Rhines • Chuck & Melanie Rhoades • Amy Rhoads • Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Rice • Mr. & Mrs. H. Van Buren Richard • Monique Richard • Jill Richardson & Peter Chinetti • Mrs.
Frederick Richardson • Scott & Christina Richardson • Bradley F. Richardson • Gail Richardson • Beth J. Richardson • Mark Richardson • Ella & Daniel Richardson • Patricia A.
Richmond • Helen M. & William Rideout • Anne Atwood Rieder • Mr. & Mrs. G. F. Riegel, Jr. • David & Mary Rimmer • Mr. & Mrs. Charles Rimmer • Sue Rioux • Lou & Margaret
Rioux • Raymond & Barbara Ripley • Norman & Patsy Ritter • Nancy Robart • Trenny Robb & Bob Michaud • Lynn & Wayne Robbins • Shaye & John Robbins • Eileen Robert • Paula
Robert • Mrs. Martha N. Roberts • Leslie & Sumner Roberts • Anne B. Roberts • Dorothy Robinson • John M. Robinson • Edward J. Roche • Rockin’ Horse Stables • John R.
Rockwell • Mr. & Mrs. Scott Rocray • Myriam Roderman • Mr. & Mrs. Walter G. Rodiger • Doug Rogers & Susi Eggenberger • Harvey & Andrea Rohde • Renee Akel Rosebrook • Mr.
& Mrs. Carl J. Rosenberg • Ira & Judith Rosenberg • Paul Rothman & Susan Kantowitz • Susan Rouillard • Colvin & Maryanne Rouse • Anne Rousseau • Philip Rowley • Joanne
Rowley & John Schlorholtz • Jonathan Rozeff & Kimberly Lord • Francine Rudoff • Dewey Rupert & Ann Phipps • Barbara Ruskin • Mr. & Mrs. Henry S. Russell, Jr. • Janet Francis
Russell • Ruth G. Russell • Robert & Helene Rutledge • Roberta & Bruce Ryan • David & Dorothy Ryan • Bob Saiegel • Barbara & Ronald Salamy • Salmon Falls Garden Center •
Betsy & Nat Saltonstall • Patricia Sanborn • Neal & Kathryn Sanders • David & Eleonore Sanderson • Robert & Virginia Santerre • Mrs. Helen Sargent • William S. Sargent • Sunil &
Mary Sarin • Dianne Saunders • Savings Bank of Maine • Joseph G. & Jean E. Sawtelle • Donna Saxby • Nat Saywell & Jodi Costello • Vincent Scalese • Al & Helen Schadlick •
Kenneth E. Schaller • Pam & Scott Scheeler & Family • David & Anita Schein • Kim Schive & Carolyn Ing • Gary Schlesinger • Mr. & Mrs. Richard Schmid • Kenneth Schneider •
Mary E. Schnepel • Janet & Martin Schorer • Julie Schroeppel • Barrie & Al Schultheis • Herbert & Nancy Schurian • Martin Schwartz • Priscilla J. Schwartz • Scoop Deck •
Catherine Scott • Susan Scribner-Reed • Seacoast Garden Club • Bill & Donna Searle • Greg & Karen Searle • Mr. & Mrs. Bill Searle • Sea-Vu Campground • Roger & Jocelyn Secker-
Walker • Alfred A. Seelig, Jr. • William & Ann Louise Selim • Joseph G. Sevick • Jonathan & Katelyn Sevigney • Sevigney-Lyons Insurance Agency • Tom & Martha Hunt Sexton •
Tammi Seymour • Jennifer Shack & John Brennan • Sue Shane • Kevin & Chris Shannon • Elizabeth Shapleigh • Dana & Jeanette Shaw • Joyce & Denis Shea • Shepard & Read •
Carolyn & Robert Sherman • Marybeth,Alex,McLean & Owen Sherrin • Lawrence Thornton Shields • Dr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Shields • Shields Meats & Produce • Shore Road Gallery

• Judge & Mrs.Michael Silverstein • Chris Simonds • Carol Simpson • Thomas & Sara Sinclair • Donald & Ruth Sisson • John G. Sisson • Nancy Skea • Mr. & Mrs. David Skelton •
Stephen Skidmore • Dana M. Skillin • Gertrude M. Sloan • Mary-Leigh C. Smart • Katherine & Richard Smela • Nancy & Ted Smethurst • Barbara Smiles & Tamara Martin • Patricia
A. Smith • Marjorie Arline Smith • Amy & Jacob Smith • Stanton & Betty Smith • Karen Smith • Jean Smith • Mr. & Mrs. Winthrop N. Smith • Pat & Richard Smith • Melissa Smith •
David C. & Jane Smith • Tin & Jane Smith • Elizabeth Dick Smith • Samuel, Elizabeth, & Susan Smith • Daniel Smith • Ann B. Smith • Siga Snipas & Kevin Saffo • Mrs. Inez Snowdon
• Hon. Olympia J. Snowe • Dorothy Sokolowski • Jean Somers • Linda & Robert Soper • John Soper & Lorae Boisvert • Donne Zip Sopp • Jean & Arthur Foss • Robert & Rita
Souther • Southern Maine Medical Center • Virginia E. Souza • Tim & Elizabeth Spahr • Spahr & Dabrowski • Carol Spalding • Sparhawk Oceanfront Resort • Charles & Ann
Spaulding • Rob & Penny Spaulding • William Mathews Spaulding • Amanda Spenlinhauer • Richard J. & Christine E. Spillane • Judy Spiller & Kim Billings • Spiller’s Farm Store •
Monique Spina • Nancy F. Spooner • Mr. & Mrs. Clinton H. Springer • Regina & Daniel St. John • Carolyn Staney • Blair Stambaugh • Stanchfield Farms • Barbara & Oscar
Stangeland • Mr. & Mrs. John P. Stanton • Mrs. Harold Staples • Karen Stathoplos & Kim Krauss • Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Stathoplos • Aristides & Juliette Stathoplos • Demmie
Stathoplos • Christopher & Emily Stauffer • Bob & Elinor Stead • James & Agnes Steele • Heather Steere • Eleanor M. Stenson • Laurie Stephens • Robert F. & Dorothy Stephens •
Claudia Stephens • Philip & Mary Stevens • Joanne,Stanley,& Jeff Stevens • Mark & Patricia Stevens • Betsy Stevens • Howard B. Stevens • John M. Stevenson, Jr. • Susan Stewart •
Mr. & Mrs. E. J. Stewart • Robert & Jean Stewart • Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Stillings • Nancy Stillwagon • K.Stinson • Mrs. Robert R. Stinson • Michele Stivaletta • Jayce Stobo • Stonewall
Kitchen • William & Sally Stoops • Doris C. Strahan • Alice, Len & John Strait • Sub Builders • Nancy J. Sullivan • Barbara Sullivan • Patricia & Paul Sullivan • Hon Nancy B. Sullivan •
Maureen Summers • Anne Supenia • Douglas L. Sutherland • Richard & Beth Suzor • Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Swartz • Mr. & Mrs. Fred Swasey • Richard & Sarah Sweet • Robert &
Marliss Sweet • Nancy Sweet • David L. Sweet • Dr. Paul Sweet • Patricia A. & Jon R. Swennes • Rob Swift • Betty Syvinski • James & Laura Szafranski • Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth
Takayama • David & Elaine Talevi • Lee Talevi • Sharon & Samuel Tamposi • Barbara Tamposi • Susan & Bill Tanguay • Amber Tatnall • Janet Taylor • Debra & Michael Taylor • Mr. &
Mrs. John W. Teahan • Leroy N. Templeton • Catherine & David Tenney • Frederick & Alalia Thaler • Richard & Diane Thayer • The Clorox Company • The Colony Hotel • The
Landing Store • The Maine Diner • The Polaris Foundation • The Roehl Foundation • The Tides Inn By-The-Sea • The Wavus Foundation • Mrs. Spero Therianos • Bonnie Thomas •
Mr. & Mrs. Gard Thompson • Winona C. Thompson • Barbara Mildram Thompson • Mr. & Mrs. Jim Thompson • Donna Thompson • Jeanne B. Thurber • Carroll Tiernan • Sandy
Tillman • Philip V. R. Tilney • Bruce J. Tkach • Sally & Jim Toffey • Harry Tomah • Joanne S. Tomao • Tom’s of Maine, Inc. • Jeffrey Toner & Karen Gola • Mrs. Enid S.Topchik • Mary
Anne Totten • Tourist News • Mr.and Mrs. William R. Tower • Mrs. Ann W. Tracy • John Trafton • Xuong Tran & Hang Vu • Mary & Wilbur Trautman • Mr. & Mrs. Warren Trested • Mr.
& Mrs. Henry W. Trimble, III • Maria Trodella • Mary Tromba • Mrs. Linda True • Lynda True • Tunetown • Raymond & Rowena Turner • Karen & Christopher Turner • Karen Twombly
• Susan Twombly • Joanne T. Twomey • Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Udouj • Elaine Ugolini & Bob Mills • UNE Dept of Environmental Studies • Julie, Timothy & Benjamin Urban •
Domenica, Sonny & Brandon Woo • Bill Vail • Richard & Elsa Van Bergen • Gregg, Betsy,Tyler & Kate Van Gundy • Eddy Van Hunnik • Janice & Keith Vance • Milt Vargelis & Family •
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert M. Varnum • Richard & Christa Vermeiren • Paul & Lily Verna & Ellen Dooley • Dorinda Verroust • Berit M. Veum • Elizabeth & Norman Vezeau • Dan Viehmann •
Tony & Nancy Viehmann • Normand Viens • Village By The Sea • Julie & Alysia Villemaire • Grace & Robert Vogel • Mrs. Horst von Maltitz • Margaret Vose • Wachovia/Wells Fargo •
Barry Wade • Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Wagner, Jr. • Theresa Walker • John & Lee Walker • RADM. E. K. Walker, Jr. • Adrian & Ann Wallace • Barbara & Ted Wallis • Todd & Jan Wallis •
Wal-Mart Supercenter • Mrs. Robert L. Walsh Jr. • Elizabeth G. Walsh • Ann Walter • Ira O. Waltz • Drs. Edward & Candace Walworth • Linda E. Ward & Steve Price • Larry Ward • Lee
& Hans Warner • Warner Design Associates • Linda Warnock & Kathy Donahue • Marylyn & Neil Warren • Mrs. Alexander B. Warrick • Pamela & Thomas Watts • Elizabeth Webb &
Family • Bill & Judy Webb • Joelle Webber • Kristian R. Weber & Karin E. Swiencki • Stacy & William Websdell • Susan Wechsler • Susan E. Weeks & Family • Kathleen & Tom Wefers •
Donna Weigel • Jim & Pat Welch • Reverend Constance S. Chase Wells • Paul Wells & Sally Somers Smith • Wells Chamber of Commerce • Frank Wertheim • Helen Mahoney West
• Janet & Mike Weston • Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Wheatley • George & Peg Wheatley • Bob Wheeler • Wheels N Waves • When Pigs Fly • Mr. & Mrs. Roger Whipple • J. Kevin White • Lisa
White • William & Beatrice White • Sandra White • John White & Mary Daley • Buddy Whitehouse • Mr. & Mrs. G. William Whiting • G. R. & Wanda Whitney • Ray & Karen
Wieczoreck • Ellen Wiggin • James & Mary Wiggin • John E. Wilbur & Susan York-Wilbur • Glenn & Betty Wildes • Muriel Wilhelm • Hannah Wilhelm • Mr. & Mrs. J. Norman
Wilkinson • Dr. Jerrie Will • Dana G. Willard • Eileen Willard • William Arthur • The William P. Wharton Trust • Steven & Donna Williams • Diane Williams • Lawrence & Virginia
Willwerth • Robert Wilson & Madge Baker • Warren Wind • Mr. & Ms. Sumner J. Winebaum • Robert Winn & Diana Allen • John & Margaret Wiseman • Velma & Charles Withrow,
Jr. • Amy Witt • Tom & Ellen Wolf • John Wolfarth • Jake & Ky Wolterbeek • Mrs. Valentine Wood • Helen B. Wood • Dr. Barbara Wood • William, Julie & Hallie Woods • Don & Linda
Woodworth • Joanne Wooldridge • World Within Sea Kayaking • Kate & V.J. Wormwood • Margaret E. Wormwood • Dwayne & Linda Wrightsman • Bob & Joan Wuerthner • Holly
& Ian Wydra • Lani York • York County Audubon Society • York County Community College • Dr. Alan M. Young • George & Patricia Young • Steve Zeeman • Patrick Zephyr •
Karen Zielinski & Connie Crocker • Mark & Sharon Zielonka • Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Zimmer • Sofie Zivulovic • Nancy Zugehoer
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Sandra Armentrout • Elizabeth Bullock • Mary Dietz • Mary Forbes • Dr. Eric Fyrberg • Frances T. Goodwin • James Hawkins • Angie Komondorea • Snoopy Krauss • Jim Loller
• Wallace MacGregor • Hope McPhee • Alice F. Muchnic • Dorothy Robinson Paine • Wilhelmina Pilger • Ruth Pohl • Genevieve Robar • David H. Roberts • Mary Louise Smith •
Mary Chase Sweet
lifemembers
Earl F. & Sheila M. Adams • Mr. Woodward Adams • Doris C. Adams-Nunnemacher • Madeleine Albright • Mr. & Mrs. Charlton H. Ames • Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Anderson •
Charles & Katharine Bassett • Paul L. Beach • Hank & Barbara Beaudoin • John C. Beck • Bruce & Carolyn Bergen • John S. Bizantakos • Dr. John & Lady Romayne Bockstoce
• John H. Boomer • Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Burke • Mrs. James F. Conway, Jr. • John R. Coughlin • John & Nancy Cummings • Cynthia & Leo Daley • Ulla Damon • Corey Daniels
• Karen F. Darling • Dietz Associates, Inc. • Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. H. Dodge • John & Nancy Downing • Mr.and Mrs. William F. Farley • Mrs. Dorothy Whallon Fish • Mr. & Mrs.
P. Martin Foley • Marilyn Forest • Philip J. Foster • Mary-Hale Furman • Catherine Atwood George & Dudley A. George • Mr. & Mrs. J. Frank Gerrity • Mr.and Mrs. Howard
Goldenfarb • Raymond D. Goss • Sandra B. Grady • Ann Taylor & Jim Gray • Everett & Louise Hackett • Beverly Haid • Mr. Howard J. Hall • James & Cheryl Hall • Robert E.
& Karen J. Hanson • Mr. & Mrs. Henry Harding • Dennis & Melodie Hardy • Elin & John M. Harris • Cynthia H. Hayes • Booth Hemingway • Frank & Pam Higgins & Family •
Mr. & Mrs. Horace A. Hildreth Jr. • Sandra S. Hotchkiss & Alexander Knecht • Lily Rice Hsia • Sherry Huber • Valerie Jorgensen • Robert N. Jorgensen • Richard Jorgensen
• Shirley T. Kane • John & Cornelia Kittredge • David & Patricia Laviana • Barbara & Tom Leggat • Beverly Davis & Richard Litchfield • Robert L. Littlefield • Beverly Loller •
Patricia Atwood Longhi • George & Ernestine Lyman • Mrs. Donna E. Magnuson • Nancy Dunwoody McReel • Dr. & Mrs. C. Irving Meeker • Audni Miller • Robert L. & Mary L.
Monahon • David & Jaye Moore • Mr. & Mrs. Phillip H. Morse • New Hampshire Farm Museum • E. Phillip Newell • Marion B. Noble • William A. & Jean M. Oates • Mr. & Mrs.
Kenneth Olsen • Mr. & Mrs. William Parsons, Jr. • Mr. Richard E. Payeur • Elinor C. Payeur • Mrs. John Howard Pearson • Carolyn & Milton V. Peterson • John & Paula Phaneuf •
Doris C. & Brian H. Phillips • Joan Pierce • Althea A. Powers • Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Reid • Joanne & William Rhines • Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Rice • Mr. & Mrs. H. Van Buren Richard
• Becky Richardson • Mrs. Frederick Richardson • Norman & Patsy Ritter • John M. Robinson • Mr. & Mrs. A.G. Rosengarden, Jr. • Betsy & Nat Saltonstall • Joseph G. & Jean
E. Sawtelle • Donna Saxby • Al & Helen Schadlick • Mary E. Schnepel • Ruth Seegers • Mr. & Mrs. Carroll Seghers II • Donald & Ruth Sisson • Jean & Arthur Foss • Robert F.
& Dorothy Stephens • Daniel C. Stockford • David & Elaine Talevi • Sharon & Samuel Tamposi • Barbara Tamposi • Sally & Jim Toffey • Mr.and Mrs. William R. Tower • John
Trafton • Mrs. Linda True • Milt Vargelis & Family • Mrs. Valentine Wood
We make every effort to keep our lists complete and accurate. If we have erred with your name, please let us know.

New Members
Alyssa Barton
Carol Baumgarten
Marie Benton
Dale Blake
Paul Boston
Gerald Brackett, Jason Vigue & T.J. Tate
Bruce & Joanne Brauninger
Daniel A. Brazeau
Andre E. Brunelle
Steven Bull
Harriet Buono
Sakhan Chuon
Robin Clark
Angela Cronin
Dana Dakers
Lou Ann Davis
Adele & Page Dinsmore
A Natural Life Style
Aquaholics, Inc.
Atlantic Holdings
Biddeford Savings
Crooked Cove
Eco Kids LLC
Evergreen Energy
The First Choice
Fore Solutions
Fringe Hair Art
Goodall Hospital
Henningen Inspections
Hyperlite Mountain Gear Inc.
Karma Fair Trade
Kennebunk Good For All Pharmacy
Kennebunkport Marina
Maine Fitness Partners
Maine Mead Works
Marty Layne Associates
MMP
Mountain Mama
Nadeau Orthodontics
Pura Vida Studios
Purdy Powers & Co.
Roof Cleaning Solutions
Sacred Movement Yoga
SASS Global Travel
Sperry Tents
The Portsmouth Brewery
Webhannet River Boat Yard
Whole Body Chiropractic
Wildfire Human Powered Vehicles
Peg Duddy & Mary Marra
Lang Elliott
Hannah & Robert Engel
William S. & Barbara Gannon
Deborah Goudreault
Mr. John Heller
Adam Hewitt
Sam & Donna Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. John B. Kraus
Kathy Laprise
Amanda Lauer
Jeffrey Lord
Nancy Mattesen
Gale Mazzei
Tom & Ann Marie McAndrew
Kenneth McLaughlin
Brook Merrow & Hiram Adelman
New Business Members Memorial Gifts
In-kind Contributions
Margaret S. Mosher
Paula Moulton
Michael & Mary Anne Niese
Carol Pikcilingis
Bill Ridlon
Andrew Rockwood
Harry J. & Michelle B. Ruth
Susan Sager
Alice & Neal Schmidt
Sally Smith & Hans Schonemann
Mr. & Mrs. David Simon
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Simpson
Robin Snyder
Pat & Karen Walsh
Frank Wertheim
Sandra, Peter, Evan & Trevor White
C. Wigle Family
Susan Fay Brandt
Mary Eleanor Clark
Mary Davidson
Constance Hall
Caroline Clark Goodwin MacIver
Donald Somers
Mary Chase Sweet
Celebratory Gifts
To Doris Adams-Nunnemacher, Merry
Christmas from Dale Blake
To Carrie Blake, Merry Christmas from
Doris Adams-Nunnemacher
To Robert Sweet, in honor of David Sweet
Huston and Company for a generous discount on a new reception desk for the Visitor Center
Cummings Lamont & McNamee for a discount on professional services
Allen Screen & Digital Printing for road signs to promote Wells Reserve EcoDay
Sperry Tents for the use of a 24- by 44-foot tent on Wells Reserve EcoDay
Garrett Pillsbury Plumbing & Heating for plumbing services
Kittery Trading Post for a kayak for our 2011 Punkinfiddle raffle
Maine Mead Works for honey wine samples on Wells Reserve EcoDay
Lang Elliott for sound recordings to be used in the new exhibits
Kitchen Chicks Catering for two lovely food platters at our holiday party
Monique Richard for three yards of compost
Tim Kay for fixing a leak in the Alheim kitchen sink
Dunkin Donuts for refreshments at the Laudholm 5K
Kennebunk Savings Bank for bottled water at the Laudholm 5K
Kittery Trading Post for gift cards for winners of the Laudholm 5K
Duffy’s Tavern and Grill for gift cards for winners of the Laudholm 5K
Hannaford Supermarket for gift cards for winners of the Laudholm 5K
The Landing Store for bottled water and gift cards for winners of the Laudholm 5K
Olympia Sports for prizes for Laudholm 5K participants
Pike Industries for use of traffic cones for the Laudholm 5K
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Gifts received November 2010 through April 2011

michellepresby
2009–2011 Rebecca and Charles Richardson
Post-Baccalaureate Environmental Education Fellow
“
I have no doubt that the Wells Reserve was the place
for me to be after graduating from Colby College. My first
few days were spent meeting the friendliest, happiest staff I have
ever encountered. I could tell right away that the Wells Reserve is a
place where people want and love to work and I was thrilled that I would soon feel the same.
The independent-but-guided nature of this fellowship is ideal for a student who has just graduated from college. It
truly is a learning opportunity; one is not expected to be an expert in the field of environmental education to take on this
position, so it provides a great stepping stone for a person who is passionate about the environment and who wants to
learn how to share that passion with others.
I was challenged with learning how to plan a curriculum and effectively teach students. It was very reassuring to
know that Suzanne and Ellen, and eventually Paige and Hannah, were there to bounce ideas off of and to learn from.
I have so many memories from leading camp programs—a student holding a periwinkle for the first time, getting
stuck in the muck of the mudflats along with five little campers and laughing at how muddy we got, group hugs at the
end of a week of Junior Researchers, and a blind camper who was the most inspiring of them all with her unconditional
love of nature, people, and life.
Once at the Wells Reserve, I was able to realize my potential as a teacher. I was able to see instantly that the
programs I led had a profound effect on students. I produced the best work I have ever created and my imagination,
”
horizons, and self-expectations have all been expanded.
Naming Opportunitites
Honor someone special or memorialize a loved one through
a donation to Laudholm Trust. By making such a gift, you
help ensure the continued preservation of our historic site and
stability of Wells Reserve programs for research, education, and
stewardship. While we welcome and respect every celebratory
gift or donation in memoriam, these select naming opportunities
are available:
❖ Wooden Adirondack Chair with Plaque… $2,000
❖ Wooden Picnic Table with Plaque… $3,000
❖ Wooden Bench with Plaque… $5,000
❖ Hiking Trail… $25,000
To learn more, contact Diana Joyner
207-646-4521 ext. 144 / diana@laudholm.org
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Membership benefits include free admission to the Wells Reserve
all year (except some special events), discounts on event admission
and education program fees, Watermark newsletter, and other
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Laudholm Trust, P.O. Box 1007, Wells ME 04090
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upcomingevents
Coastal Places, Processes, and Partnerships:
Balancing values and expectations on Maine’s beaches
Friday, July 15 Southern Maine Community College, South Portland
The Maine Beaches Conference provides continuing opportunities exchanging the most current
information among beach stakeholders. Contact Kristen Grant, Maine Sea Grant and UMaine Cooperative
Extension, for more information — kngrant@maine.edu or 207-646-1555 ext 115.
25 th Anniversary Celebration
Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve
Thursday, August 25
On August 30, 1986, a crowd gathered at Laudholm Farm to dedicate the Wells National Estuarine Research
Reserve and to celebrate a landmark conservation effort. At this event, we will recognize the many significant
accomplishments of the ensuing 25 years.
Laudholm Nature Crafts Festival
Always the weekend after Labor Day
Saturday and Sunday, September 10-11
The 24th running of this prestigious event will bring nearly 100 artisans, selected by jury, to exhibit their wares
for thousands of browsers. Music, food, and environmental education round out the 2-day festival, which runs
from 10 am to 4 pm each day. Our website calendar lists the artisans who plan to participate in 2011.
Punkinfiddle
A National Estuaries Day Celebration
Saturday, September 24
Our fall family festival features traditional crafts, hands-on learning, lively music, old-fashioned
games, fun food, farm animals, and lots of smiles — all in a historic seaside setting. New for the
9 th annual Punkinfiddle: A blacksmith will demonstrate his craft.
Visit wellsreserve.org to learn more about these events
as well as our full range of public programs.