Visitor Education & Experience
- Giving youth transformative food and farming experiences
- Introducing visitors and campers to responsible land stewardship
- Connecting food choices to environmental outcomes through experiential learning
Based in Wabanaki homelands on over 600 conserved acres on the coast of Maine, Wolfe’s Neck Center advances agriculture that works for farmers, communities and the environment through visitor education and experience, farmer training and market development, and agricultural history, research and innovation.
The Casco History Lab bridges our program areas, collaborating with internal staff and external partners to activate knowledge preserved through oral traditions, historic records, archaeological sites, and buildings to tell the stories of how people have cared for and stewarded this land over millennia.
Our members are the backbone of this community. Member contributions help us responsibly steward this extraordinary landscape of more than 600 acres, including 3 miles of trails, and keep it free and open to the public. If you love this special place and care about our work, consider becoming a member!
Our Business Partners invest in the future of food and farming by supporting Wolfe’s Neck Center. Their marketing partnership connects them with the tens of thousands of visitors who come to the farm each year.