Two Chowderheads go on a 6-mile outing from the landing in Belfast Harbor to Head of Tide and back.
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This section of the 100-Mile Wilderness is easy to fall in love with
The Barren-Chairback Range, the first mountain cluster you’ll encounter on a northbound hike, is remote and rugged.
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Reward offered after fatal shooting of protected lynx in Aroostook County
Game wardens found the Canada lynx dead in Perham, a small town just west of Caribou. Maine officials are offering $3,000 for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the animal’s killer.
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90-year-old Maine conservationist honored for life’s work
Richard Anderson was awarded Scarborough Land Trust’s Conservationist of the Year.
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Deer hunting isn’t the same if you can’t hang around a tagging station
Fewer business are registered tagging stations and the loss of camaraderie is disappointing.
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Hummingbirds sticking around later, so leave up those feeders
More western species show up when they are migrating, and the ruby-throated hummingbird sometimes will stay longer than usual.
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Autumnal transition reflected in the water
What we see as water temperature drops in the fall.
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Damariscove Island makes for challenging sea kayaking trip
A sea kayak trip to Damariscove Island off the coast of East Boothbay has much to offer. During the 12-mile trip, paddlers pass some of the most spectacular island landscapes on the coast of Maine. And exciting paddling is almost guaranteed navigating through a collection of treacherous ledges on the southern end of the island […]
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This crown jewel of conservation in Maine’s North Woods worth trip
There is plenty to explore in the Debsoneag Lakes Wilderness Arena at the northern end of the 100-Mile Wilderness.
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Augusta-made film, lost for 100 years, to have second Colonial Theater premiere
‘In the River,’ featuring scenes shot on the Kennebec River and Cobbosseecontee Stream, was found filed under the wrong title at the Library of Congress.