The organization said it was impossible to host the event safely in the middle of a pandemic.
Outdoors
Will Maine’s iconic sporting camps survive the pandemic?
The wilderness lodges – many more than a century old – are located in remote settings and visited predominantly by out-of-state guests.
Birding: It’s a bird counting block party, and you are invited
The Maine Bird Atlas project needs your help, and you can choose a defined area to monitor and relay your data to help the overall project.
Hiking in Maine: With 15 ‘Bald’ mountains in Maine, there’s sure to be one near you
The name itself – Bald Mountain – evokes images of wide, sweeping views and beautiful scenery. Dedham Bald Mountain, near Bar Harbor, is one shining example.
Maine biologists seek a record of nearly 110,000 any-deer hunting permits
The proposed 61% increase would address a shortfall in last year’s doe harvest and an increase in the overall herd after a mild winter.
Maine team races all day in World Series of Birding
On a Saturday that felt more like March than May, six of the state’s top birders scurry to identify as many species as possible in 24 hours.
Canoeing in Maine: Worth the effort to explore Muddy River in Bowdoinham
There is no direct access to the Muddy River, but a journey down the Cathance River out into Merrymeeting Bay is a pleasant price to pay to get there.
Ask a Naturalist: It’s not too late to set up those nesting boxes
Your wildlife questions are answered by Maine Audubon Staff Naturalist Doug Hitchcox.
Hunting: You missed that turkey, so learn from it and move on to the next one
Know your gun, ammo, surroundings and range to fend off some easily avoidable blunders at the key moment of a turkey hunt.
Hunting: Coming across a virus among turkeys a reason to stop and think
There are viruses among wild turkeys which – while not harmful to humans – could cause a hunter to wonder just what kind of bird he bagged.