So many species have been saved, from bald eagles to butterflies, and attention is still given to those deemed endangered or threatened.
Outdoors
Hunting: Time for a change to Maine’s any-deer permit system?
The existing system is not meeting its original objectives – with hunters themselves having a share of the blame – and needs a fresh look.
For many young deer hunters, one youth-only day in Maine is not enough
Several states offer multiple days for youth to hunt deer without competition from adults, but Maine offers just one day.
Canoeing in Maine: A trip to Bryant Pond puts you in the middle of foliage season
Consider it a good chance to see the beauty of the season in Western Maine and to put off some of those fall chores around the house.
Ask Maine Audubon: Leave those leaves, but go ahead and eradicate those invasives
Wildlife questions from real Mainers answered by Maine Audubon Staff Naturalist Doug Hitchcox
Hunting: So many factors can turn a hunt into nothing more than a fruitless tale
Even the best-planned bowhunting outing can get derailed by an errant shot, an unseen tree or even a doe sneaking up behind you.
Why yes, a bird dog does belong on a turkey hunt
Maine is not a hotbed for turkey dogging, but at least one dog owner enjoys bringing her faithful hound afield during the fall turkey season.
So you want to forage for mushrooms? Here’s what you need to know
A ‘phenomenal year’ for fungi is just another reason to get outside, but experts urge caution when scavenging for wild foods.
Birding: For some species, migration is the ultimate marathon
Humans push their limits by running long races and pushing their metabolism, but it is only a fraction of what a bird does to reach its migration destination.