One of the hallmarks of Maine Audubon’s vision is to create accessible, inclusive, and welcoming wildlife sanctuaries that provide a haven for Maine wildlife and broaden access to nature and experiential learning for everyone. We are thrilled to announce that we are building an All Persons Trail at Gilsland Farm this year. Read about the trail here >

During the construction phase, visitors should expect to see small sections of the existing trail network located around the Visitor Center temporarily closed. Thanks for your patience! 

Construction on the All Persons Trail at Maine Audubon
Construction on the trail has begun!

The Maine Bird Atlas was a collaborative effort led by Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, with major contributions from Maine Natural History Observatory, Maine Audubon, Biodiversity Research Institute, and thousands of volunteers. The atlas is not only a bird book, it represents one of the largest natural history collaborations ever undertaken in Maine. 

Individuals can preorders the Maine Bird Atlas, which is expected to be available in late October or November. Cost: $95 plus tax and $12 shipping (Publisher: UMaine Press). 

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