Through the power of citizen science, we can gain a far better understanding of the impact of human behavior on birds.
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Northern Maine ice-fishing season to get extension
Gov. Janet Mills is expected on Monday to sign emergency legislation to give the IFW commissioner the authority to extend the season up north, where ample ice will allow ice fishermen to continue ice fishing.
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Northern Maine ice-fishing season to get extension
Gov. Janet Mills is expected on Monday to sign emergency legislation to give the IFW commissioner the authority to extend the season up north, where ample ice will allow ice fishermen to continue ice fishing.
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Five spots where you can watch them like a hawk!
Bradbury Mountain has the only spring migrating hawk count in Maine – and one of the few in the nation.
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State biologists propose increasing moose permits 11 percent to 2,820
The final number of permits will be determined in May.
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Spring holds many charms for the die-hard Maine skier
The days are longer, the snow is softer, the air is warmer and the festivals are myriad.
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‘Axe Women’ logging show makes a pitch for Maine’s forestry heritage
On a weekend that celebrates Maine’s maple syrup producers, the band of skilled loggers stands out.
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A new guide offers a simpler way to name that gull
Unlike other guides, Pete Dunne and Kevin Karlson’s new book doesn’t focus on plumage.
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Iditarod winner’s journey began as a boy racing sled dogs
Pete Kaiser became the fifth Alaska Native and first Yupik musher to win the world’s most famous sled dog race.