A beloved firetower lost its lookout in a windstorm.
Land, Water & Wildlife
"In this strange new heat come new species, and some of the life we know slips away."
The trailblazing recreation nonprofit needs help moving its big operation forward.
Forester Pam Wells is building a flourishing legacy on a once-ailing woodlot.
A coalition of dedicated scientists and high-profile chefs wants to get invasive green crabs out of Maine’s waters and into your belly.
Once a foe to greens, now a surprising ally, writer and former Augusta heavyweight George Smith looks back on a rich Maine life — and ahead at one last challenge.
When cold weather arrives, the Cumberland Wood Bank cuts needy Mainers a break on heating bills.
Who’s mapping Maine’s autumnal splendor?
A beginner-friendly handbook to the Maine-iest Maine species, the greatest great black hawks, the biggest big days, and more.
By conserving more than 150,000 acres for wildlife and recreation, Maine Coast Heritage Trust helps ensure that Maine remains for the birds (and the birders).
Twenty years ago, a motley band of guides, foresters, and conservationists put in on northern Maine’s remote upper St. John River to sketch out an audacious conservation plan. This summer, they returned to take stock.
Audubon taught me about the splendors of this continent’s wildness and about the human savagery often pitted against it.