The American tree sparrow and some really cool ducks will be leaving soon.
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Booking Maine’s most sought-after campsites is a competitive sport
Reservations for this summer have opened at many popular campgrounds, and some are filling up fast.
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Tips for reserving a site at Maine’s favorite campgrounds
What you need to know to book a stay at the state’s most in-demand spots.
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Exploring the beauty and history of Sears Island
The island has a long history and plenty of natural beauty.
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Hiking in Maine: A searchable guide to treks across the state
Find hikes by county, routes with waterfalls or trails within state parks, then grab your backpack and get out there.
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Tips to go beyond the birding basics
Your wildlife questions are answered by Maine Audubon Staff Naturalist Doug Hitchcox.
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Climate change is impacting how we enjoy the outdoors
Hunting, fishing, trapping and many other activities are being negatively impacted and it will continue to get worse without action.
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Hirundo Wildlife Refuge a special place for sauntering, savoring
More than 7 miles of trails crisscross the refuge, established by Oliver Larouche in 1965.
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Ghosts of the Maine woods
A trip to a lynx den gave insight into a species whose future is murky.
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Known as a sign of spring, robins are year-round species
Wildlife questions from real Mainers answered by Maine Audubon Staff Naturalist Doug Hitchcox