‘It’s more than 20 miles by gravel roads from the nearest pavement, so you have to make an effort,’ but it’s so worth it.

The removal of one species is sometimes needed to protect another, but when should nature just be allowed to take its course?

Wildlife questions answered by Maine Audubon Staff Naturalist Doug Hitchcox

The flower is a highlight, but there’s so much more – a secluded paddle, plenty of wildlife and even some skunk cabbage.

Carey Kish reports from the Continental Divide Trail, 90 miles from the Colorado state line with plenty of snow and several sketchy river crossings to come.

Weather and climate can be major contributors to how some species will adapt to their surroundings.

Turkeys are not as active as breeding season winds down, so the savvy hunter needs a different plan.