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THURSDAY Howard Hill Lecture, 7 p.m. in Wayne The Kennebec Land Trust’s March Lyceum lecture series is focused on the geology, history and ecology of Howard Hill, the forested backdrop to the State House. The Kennebec Land Trust and Augusta plan to have this statewide landmark conserved by October. The Howard Hill property will provide […]
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Birding: Red, red robin might come bob, bob, bobbin’ sooner
The bird world is taking notice of climate change.
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Skiing in Maine: Tomorrow’s skiers need nurturing today
So thanks to all the small ski areas with an eye to the future.
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Skijoring: When skiing goes to the dogs
A Norwegian sport with a military heritage, skijoring proves popular with a growing number of enthusiasts
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Hut system converting novice winter campers
Hidden Valley Nature Center in Jefferson offers primitive cabins for rent.
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Hiking in Maine: Throw the book at mud season and it will pass
The next month is a good time to read up on the trails you’ll hike come spring.
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Allen Afield: Polluters should have egg on their faces
Human interference can disrupt nature’s self-regulation.
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Skiing in Maine: Let’s not cross off our cross-country counterparts
Cross-country skiing stands any test of time.
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Skiing in Maine: State parks offer winter wonderlands of fun
With snow conditions excellent, affordable fun is there for all to enjoy at Maine’s state parks.