It started March 30, and on Sept. 23, Carey Kish finished the Continental Divide Trail. He also capped off the ‘Triple Crown’ for hikers in North America.
Outdoors
Hunting: Moose management in Maine can be a thankless task
The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife deserves credit for what it does, and for seeking public input into how to best manage the population.
Ask Maine Audubon: What’s coming this winter? Sit back and watch
Wildlife questions answered by Maine Audubon Staff Naturalist Doug Hitchcox.
Canoeing in Maine: An unusually warm, calm fall day makes Woods Pond even better
With Pleasant Mountain in Bridgton in sight, a refreshing paddle this 2-mile pond also serves as an unmistakable reminder that winter is on its way.
Hunting: Know the score when measuring that trophy buck
There are objective methods to find out where that quarry ranks, but there are also more subjective and personal ways of measuring success.
Hiking in Maine: In Farmington, a place to ‘calm our anxiety and refresh our soul’
A network of trails and conservation land in Franklin County provides a cluster of exploration opportunities.
Birding: Noise pollution impact birds on so many levels
A loud environment can have a negative effect on a bird’s ability to hear, as well as creating physical and behavioral issues.
Hunting in Maine: Whether it’s a cardinal rule or just intuition, get clued in to the cues
Pay attention to all the sounds and actions in the woods. You might get a heads-up from an unexpected source that helps you know something special might be coming.
Ask Maine Audubon: A naturalist’s view of keeping pests out of your home
Wildlife questions answered by Maine Audubon Staff Naturalist Doug Hitchcox.
Hunting: You should know these quirky regulations when targeting birds
For instance, Maine hunters may take only one fulvous whistling duck per day, even though the state does not even have one confirmed sighting.