John Glowa has spent decades arguing that wolves have a clandestine presence in Maine — never mind what state agencies say.
Land, Water & Wildlife
“Robins are one of the supreme surprises of February, when nature’s rosy shades slowly return to our dawn and dusk skies.”
An essay collection considers Maine’s role in the organics movement.
With its acquisition of Shawnee Peak, the Michigan-based company is king of the mountain.
For writer Ron Currie, a Maine winter can bring with it a troubled mind. Might an idyllic mountain retreat offer refuge?
The author of the book The Last Winter recalls the cold, carefree Maine winters of his youth — and considers the transformed winters ahead.
You don’t have to be a druid to appreciate spiritual customs this time of year.
Maine’s coast is a patchwork of critical ecosystems and community resources. Here are what Maine land trusts are doing to preserve them.
Beating the odds of Maine's unfriendly climate Gordon Kenyon has been growing peaches since the Cold War.
The woodland preserve around Big Reed Pond has become a quiet monument to what we've lost and a potent reminder of what we might recover.
Four ways Maine’s land trusts are lifting up communities and redefining sustainability.
Stonington’s Abby Barrows dialed back a globetrotting research career to take over an oyster farm in her hometown. Now, she’s out to refashion the equipment of her new profession, to keep Maine’s booming aquaculture sector from fouling the waters it relies upon.