The campaign to raise funding for our River Bend Farm project brings forth the opportunity for special people to be honored by family and friends through gifts in their name.
Read MoreNine high schoolers were given a comprehensive lesson in a favorite pastime in Maine, producing maple syrup.
Read MoreThis weekend, farms across the state will showcase their maple sugaring operations during Maine Maple Sunday. Visitors at River Bend farm in Saco last weekend got a taste of maple syrup production on a much smaller scale.
Read MoreGabby (Educator, Spring 2015/Fall 2016 terms) was recently featured on WBUR, Boston’s NPR News Station, to bring much needed attention to the raw sewage that is discharged in some local rivers.
Read MoreThe campaign to raise funding for our River Bend Farm project brings forth the opportunity for special people to be honored by family and friends through gifts in their name.
Read MoreIn 2019, The Ecology School is embarking on a rigorous construction project to create a Dining Commons and Dormitory that will exceed the greenest of the green standards in building. The Living Building Challenge is organized into seven performance areas called Petals. (Petals, as in flower. Because the buildings, like a flower, are giving back to the environment more than they take!)
Read MoreThe campaign to raise funding for our River Bend Farm project brings forth the special opportunity for everyday people to be honored by family and friends through gifts in their name.
Read MoreYou've probably seen the phrase “Living Building Challenge" in some form related to The Ecology School. What the heck does it mean? And, what does it look at like River Bend Farm?
Read MoreModeling collaboration, connection, and a deep commitment to environmental learning.
Read MoreThe campaign to raise funding for our River Bend Farm project brings forth the special opportunity for everyday people to be honored by family and friends through gifts in their name.
Read MoreSince 2010, the ELLMS partners have been working together to ensure that all Maine public school students have at least one outdoor residential learning experience and experiences are accessible to students from all regions of the state.
Read MoreOur 1794 farmhouse is a now littler greener—and a lot warmer—with help from Simplified Green Homes.
Read MoreThe Ecology School received a generous gift of $10,000 from The Morton-Kelly Charitable Trust to support the design and implementation of permaculture gardens throughout the school’s new environmental education center at River Bend Farm.
Read MoreThe Ecology School plans to start work next spring on a new campus designed to be among the greenest projects in Maine.
Read MoreThree architecture firms come together to collaborate on the Ecology School’s new home, which aims to be the first Living Building Challenge–certified structure in Maine
Read MoreUniversity of New England at River Bend Farm: Projects led by undergraduate students at the University of New England continue to illustrate thoughtful practices in sustainable land management and biodiversity preservation.
Read MoreThe campaign to raise funding for our River Bend Farm project brings forth the special opportunity for everyday people to be honored by family and friends through gifts in their name.
Read MoreFOAMers (The Ecology School’s Educator Alumni) are a group of 350+ changemakers, environmental stewards, and all around awesome folk who are doing amazing things in the world. We are always grateful to learn what they are up to and share their stories with our community.
Read MoreA big year ahead for The Ecology School as we temporarily move our residential programs to the idyllic foothills of Poland, Maine and trade in binoculars for construction hats when building begins on our dining commons and dormitory at River Bend Farm!
Read MoreThe landscape surrounding our new buildings at River Bend Farm will include plants from our permaculture nursery, planted this fall by volunteers.
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