On the Narraguagus River in Cherryfield, a community-focused restoration effort serves as a model for reopening sea-run fish pathways. 

Land for Maine’s Future is helping ensure that the landscapes Mainers rely on remain healthy and resilient for generations to come.

From skiing to stargazing, ice fishing to wildlife tracking, land trusts are helping Mainers make the most of the cold months.

Healthy fish passage is a critical step toward river recovery.

A new wilderness preserve in Downeast Maine is helping connect diverse landscapes while showcasing the power of partnerships.

Hands-on outdoor adventures help teens build confidence and community, inspiring the next generation of environmental stewards.

Autumn is the best time to sow native seeds — an easy, affordable and effective way to support biodiversity and promote climate resilience in Maine.

Supporting a monitoring study here in Maine has been one of the most enjoyable parts of my summer.