Don’t let scarcity of parking deter you; the walking and hiking trails preserved by the Royal River Conservation Trust need to be visited.
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For Maine bears, summer doughnuts precede fall hunt season
Hunters are allowed to lay bait beginning today.
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Female gets ducklings in a row – 56 of them – to Minnesota photographer’s delight
Picture-taker Brent Cizek says he “knew the image was special,” and it’s featured on the National Audubon Society’s website.
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To great white sharks off Maine: Smile, you’re on research cameras
A UNE team deploys cameras attached to crates of chum in hopes of recording the sharks off the southern coast for the first time.
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Sportsmen group developing Augusta land for kids, families
The project is part of a larger effort by the Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine to counter a decline in hunting participation and offer the public a chance to learn about the outdoors.
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Birding: White-throated sparrows show nature vs. nurture
Two distinct morphs clearly show the differences in the birds.
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Canoeing in Maine: Shirley Bog is a gem worth exploring
The waterway is located just 8 miles south of Moosehead Lake.
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It’s worth the trip: Make time to visit the Riverlands
The Androscoggin Riverlands State Park offers so many glorious options so you should make an effort to visit … as soon as possible. No need to delay.
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Newest campground near Acadia puts a premium on privacy and silence
Acadia East Campground offers visitors a rare opportunity so close to Acadia National Park.
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Atlantic puffin colony soars again, but only with help from some humans
For 45 years, young interns with Audubon’s Project Puffin have summered on remote islands in Maine, making a real impact on the species’ recovery. Today, their work may be more critical than ever.