The boat was seaworthy. But were they?
Land, Water & Wildlife
On 104 acres in Wales, the farmers of the Little Jubba agrarian commons are demonstrating another model for American agriculture — and replanting what was once uprooted.
Wild blueberries, Maine’s cherished native fruit, help sustain the landscape and ensure that it thrives for generations to come.
Meet Maine’s Bri Dostie, winner of Orvis’s 2020 Breaking Barriers award.
The Arundel guide is an evangelist for electric-powered kayaks.
The little-exalted fish reminds the Laotian-born Mainer of the moose-sized river beasts back home.
The “Tom Brady of fishing flies,” an overachieving underdog, and more.
For 82 years, the sportfishing competition has been luring fishermen to Harpswell in search of Casco Bay’s big prize.
In her final Room with a View column, Susan Hand Shetterly dreams of Cashes Ledge and what it can teach us.
For three University of New England med students, the only cure is the calm and camaraderie of the state's tidal waters.
A guide to the species that make fishing in Vacationland special.
Drought, climate change, and Western megafires have many Mainers wondering.