Autumn is the best time to sow native seeds — an easy, affordable and effective way to support biodiversity and promote climate resilience in Maine.

Supporting a monitoring study here in Maine has been one of the most enjoyable parts of my summer.

Providers in Maine are finding transformative new ways to fold nature into clinical practice.

As federal cuts slash funding for staff and stewardship, homes to some of our state’s most iconic plants and animals are under threat.

Deep within Maine’s 100-Mile Wilderness, Atlantic salmon and native brook trout are making a slow but steady comeback.

A western Maine conservation project that seeks to protect biodiversity and maintain public access to recreation is uniting Mainers from all walks of life.

A Big Night event in Cumberland is one of many community efforts in Maine to assist amphibians across roadways during their spring migration.

The Brunswick-Topsham Dam is up for relicensing, offering a rare opportunity to improve fish passage and support a healthy river ecosystem.

Land for Maine’s Future is helping Mainers conserve valuable land while increasing access for recreation, farming, fishing and forestry.

Reducing light pollution can improve wildlife habitat, lower energy costs and help maintain some of the darkest skies east of the Mississippi.