Events

MEMBERS $3/ NONMEMBERS $5

The best birding is often early morning when birds are busy feeding. Look and listen for snowy egret, glossy ibis, herons, willet, sparrows and more.

We start our tours at the nature center and carpool to birding "hotspots" in the immediate area. Birders of all levels and abilities are welcome to join. This program is led by a variety of bird leaders.

Register Here

Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

There wil not be morning birding walks on Thursday, September 27 or Thursday, October 4.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

Register Here

NEXT MEETING: SEPTEMBER 25, 2 - 3:30 PM

Our next Nature Tuesday is September 25 from 2:00 to 3:30 to accommodate the tide.

We will meet at the Eastern Trail on Pine Point Road in Scarborough. Please meet in the parking lot.

138 Pine Point Road, Scarborough [https://goo.gl/maps/Fza96p1mKv92]

Please note change of time for this walk only.

The shore birds are migrating, the marsh is turning its fall colors, there are late summer flowers, it's a beautiful time to be in Scarborough Marsh.

Please bring binoculars.

Register Here

MEMBERS $3/ NONMEMBERS $5

The best birding is often early morning when birds are busy feeding. Look and listen for snowy egret, glossy ibis, herons, willet, sparrows and more.

We start our tours at the nature center and carpool to birding "hotspots" in the immediate area. Birders of all levels and abilities are welcome to join. This program is led by a variety of bird leaders.

Register Here

Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

There wil not be morning birding walks on Thursday, September 27 or Thursday, October 4.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

Register Here

Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

MEMBERS $3/ NONMEMBERS $5

The best birding is often early morning when birds are busy feeding. Look and listen for snowy egret, glossy ibis, herons, willet, sparrows and more.

We start our tours at the nature center and carpool to birding "hotspots" in the immediate area. Birders of all levels and abilities are welcome to join. This program is led by a variety of bird leaders.

Register Here

Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

There wil not be morning birding walks on Thursday, September 27 or Thursday, October 4.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

Register Here

As summer officially comes to an end, please join us in celebrating the Fall Equinox and the beginning of a new season. Can you imagine a more desirable place to gather than at Maine Audubon?

Portside Real Estate Group is delighted to present the 2nd Annual Autumn Equinox at Audubon featuring live music, delicious bites from local food trucks, and local brews amid Maine Audubon's rolling meadows and beautiful sanctuary.

TICKETS ON SALE NOW! [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/autumn-equinox-at-the-audubon-tickets-48257046124?aff=efbeventtix]

Portside Real Estate Group's Give Back Mission:

We are an agency dedicated to giving back to our community through hosted fundraiser events that directly benefit four local non-profits, donating over $30,000 each year.

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MEMBERS: $60, NONMEMBERS: $85

LOCATION: BOOTHBAY HARBOR

When Maine Audubon first began running this trip in 1969, sighting one or two eagles was all that could be expected. Since then, the Bald Eagle population has rebounded from the devastating effects of pesticide poisoning. During a recent trip we observed 66 eagles!

Join us in 2018 for the 50th (!) anniversary of this trip. We will board the boat in Boothbay Harbor for a trip across Sheepscot Bay to the Sasanoa River then up the Kennebec River to Merrymeeting Bay. Weather and tides permitting, we will return to Boothbay via the Kennebec. The sheltered tidal waters of Midcoast Maine offer some of the most pleasant and scenic cruising to be found anywhere--plus excellent wildlife watching. In addition to bald eagles, expect other raptors, seals, sturgeon, shorebirds, and waterfowl along the way.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS TRIP: BALD EAGLES OF MERRYMEETING BAY 2018 [HTTP://WWW.MAINEAUDUBON.ORG/WP-CONTENT/UPLOADS/2018/09/BALD-EAGLES-OF-MERRYMEETING-BAY-2018.PDF]

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MEMBERS $12, NONMEMBERS $15

WHY NATURAL HISTORY MATTERS:  SAVING THE EARTH AND FEEDING YOUR SOUL THROUGH THE STUDY OF NATURAL HISTORY

Tom Fleischner, Executive Director of the Natural History Institute, and Faculty Emeritus at Prescott College, defines natural history expansively as "a practice of intentional, focused attentiveness and receptivity to the more-than- human world, guided by honesty and accuracy", or, alternatively, as "the practice of falling in love with the world."

He will describe how the practice of natural history provides the foundation for the natural sciences, conservation, healthy society, and, not least, for our own well-being. In addition to sharing images from his naturalist explorations from Alaska to Antarctica, he will read from his new book, _Nature, Love, Medicine: Essays On Wildness and Wellness_.

Copies of the book (as well as his previous volume, _The Way of Natural History_) will be available for purchase and signing.

Register Here

Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

NEXT MEETING: SEPTEMBER 25, 2 - 3:30 PM

Our next Nature Tuesday is September 25 from 2:00 to 3:30 to accommodate the tide.

We will meet at the Eastern Trail on Pine Point Road in Scarborough. Please meet in the parking lot.

138 Pine Point Road, Scarborough [https://goo.gl/maps/Fza96p1mKv92]

Please note change of time for this walk only.

The shore birds are migrating, the marsh is turning its fall colors, there are late summer flowers, it's a beautiful time to be in Scarborough Marsh.

Please bring binoculars.

Register Here

NONMEMBERS: $25/CLASS

MEMBERS: $20/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING SEPTEMBER 25-NOVEMBER 13.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

Register Here

MEMBERS $3/ NONMEMBERS $5

The best birding is often early morning when birds are busy feeding. Look and listen for snowy egret, glossy ibis, herons, willet, sparrows and more.

We start our tours at the nature center and carpool to birding "hotspots" in the immediate area. Birders of all levels and abilities are welcome to join. This program is led by a variety of bird leaders.

Register Here

The Coffin Wildflower Reservation in Woolwich is one of nine owned by the New England Wildflower Society. Hilly woods, a brook, and 1,256 feet of sandy shore and tidal marsh make up the 177-acre area, which borders lovely Merrymeeting Bay, well-known for its diversity of waterfowl. Hike the woodland trails along the east side of the bay to a large, old stand of bigtooth aspen and fascinating freshwater estuary plants that are limited to this rare habitat type.

This program is co-sponsored by the New England Wildflower Society [http://www.newenglandwild.org], and will be led by Heather McCargo of Wild Seed Project.

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We are pleased to announce The Nature of Craft: Maine Artisans at Maine Audubon, a fine art and craft show to take place on Saturday, September 29, 10 am to 4 pm. This juried event will include 50 fine artists and artisans, demonstrations, hands-on activities for all ages, and local food trucks.

The show features artists and artisans of the highest quality who exemplify the best of Maine and include the following in their work:

* Imagery of Maine's wildlife and natural landscape
* Environmentally-friendly materials or techniques
* Products in support of sustainable living
* Items handmade in Maine

Click here to see the full list! [https://www.maineaudubon.org/art/craft-show/]

Register Here

Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

NONMEMBERS: $25/CLASS

MEMBERS: $20/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING SEPTEMBER 25-NOVEMBER 13.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

Register Here

Join the Maine Climate Table and ReVision Energy for an interactive workshop to explore the results of in-depth research about climate change messages that resonate especially well with Mainers.

This half-day training, led by GrowSmart Maine's Tyler Kidder, will help you communicate more effectively with Mainers on the topic of climate change. Based on extensive social research conducted by a team of strategic communication professionals, the training workshop includes information on modern brain science as well as findings on how to change opinion and move audiences to action. No matter your audience, you will gain helpful insights on how to better reach and connect with them. All are welcome, and all trainees who complete the training workshop will receive the print edition of Communicating with Mainers on Climate Change Toolkit.

Light refreshments are provided. PLEASE RSVP HERE. [HTTPS://WWW.REVISIONENERGY.COM/EVENTS/CLIMATE-CHANGE-COMMUNICATION-FALMOUTH-ME/]

For more information please contact Jill at jmclaughlin@revisionenergy.com or 207.221.6342.

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Celebrate fall at Fields Pond. Join fellow community volunteers for an early day of stewardship projects at the Fields Pond Audubon Center. Volunteer work projects will include improvements to the landscaping, entrance sign, parking areas, and trails. There will be a variety of work tasks for all levels of abilities. Bring a pair of work gloves and sturdy footwear. Continental breakfast and refreshments will be available.

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MAINE AUDUBON MEMBERS FREE, NONMEMBER $7 EACH FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN OVER AGE 3.

Become a member! [https://www.maineaudubon.org/support/membership/] Get your whole family in for free!

Join us for a "bushel" of fun at the 31st Annual Apple Day Celebration! It's packed full of fall fun with games, workshops, cider-making and other "a-peeling" activities. Join us in our historic apple orchard to learn about bees and pollinators and why wildlife habitat is at the "core" of our mission!

We "picked" out a few highlights of the day:

Cider Press

Apple Toss

Scavenger Hunt

Book signing: _The Maine Play Book _with Jennifer Hazard 10-12

Crafts

Face painting

Music by the "Sea Slugs"

Thank you to L.L. Bean [https://www.llbean.com/] and Sweetser's Apple Barrel and Orchard [http://maineapple.com/] for their support of Apple Day.

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Join us for a 21+ afternoon of live music & fun! Your ticket is good for the following:

2:00 - 3:00 IN THE VISITOR CENTER

Enjoy a special presentation by Maine's own nationally recognized apple expert, John Bunker, from the Maine Heritage Orchard. Got an unidentified apple tree - bring a sample for an ID.

3:00 - 6:00 IN THE APPLE ORCHARD

Live music with The Larry Williams Band

2 tickets for beverages from Rocky Ground Hard Cider, Allagash Brewing, and Chickadee Wine

Appetizers

Make Your Own Cider

Lawn Games

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Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

NEXT MEETING: SEPTEMBER 25, 2 - 3:30 PM

Our next Nature Tuesday is September 25 from 2:00 to 3:30 to accommodate the tide.

We will meet at the Eastern Trail on Pine Point Road in Scarborough. Please meet in the parking lot.

138 Pine Point Road, Scarborough [https://goo.gl/maps/Fza96p1mKv92]

Please note change of time for this walk only.

The shore birds are migrating, the marsh is turning its fall colors, there are late summer flowers, it's a beautiful time to be in Scarborough Marsh.

Please bring binoculars.

Register Here

NONMEMBERS: $25/CLASS

MEMBERS: $20/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING SEPTEMBER 25-NOVEMBER 13.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

Register Here

Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

There wil not be morning birding walks on Thursday, September 27 or Thursday, October 4.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

Register Here

MEMBERS: $10, NONMEMBERS: $15

Back by popular demand, we will spend a few weeks revisiting the basics of birding. This is the perfect opportunity for people newly interested in birding, novices needing a refresher, and for even the 'pros' to learn something new. Every two weeks we will cover a different topic that is essential to birding. You can review the courses and join us for the topics that interest you!

Identifying birds: There are 10,000 species of birds in the world -- with 455 spotted in Maine -- but which is the one you are looking at right now? This class will teach you the essentials of identifying birds: from beak to tail, we will teach you the things to look for when identifying birds.

OTHER SESSIONS:

October 25 - Birding Basics: Finding Birds

November 1 - Birding Basics: Behavior

November 15 - Birding Basics: Making it Count (eBird intro)

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MEMBERS $40, NONMEMBERS $50

Field Sketching Basics

Join artist Sherrie York [https://sherrieyork.com/] for a 3-hour outdoor introduction to Field Sketching.

Field sketching is a vauable tool for artists, scientists, gardeners, journalers, and anyone who wants to know more about the world around them. Even if you think you can't draw a straight line, you can keep visual field notes. In this workshop we will cover sveral basic drawing and observation skills and techniques, including contour, memory, and gesture drawing. Non-artists welcome and encouraged.

Participants should bring:

* A sketchbook at least 7" x 10"
* A #2 (HB) pencil
* A portable camp chair or stool
* Clothing apropriate for being outside in October
* Optional: snacks, water, other drawing materials

Register Here

Members: $20, Nonmembers $30

Join local favorite David Spahr as he takes you on a journey through the world of fungi. Time will be spent both indoors and outdoors learning about mushroom identification, folklore, collecting, and cooking. David's book will be available for purchase. Be prepared for a moderate amount of physical activity while outdoors.

Leader: David Spahr, author of _Edible and Medicinal Mushrooms of New England and Eastern Canada_

Register Here

Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

OVERVIEW: This two-day, hands-on workshop will provide an introduction to stream survey techniques and concepts associated with ecologically sound stream crossings. Day One will include field training on information to collect and how to collect it, and Day Two will consist of class time on field data analysis and tools to develop initial designs for ecologically sound stream crossings.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:  

At the end of this course, participants will understand how to:

* Utilize stream survey tools and techniques including longitudinal profiles, cross sections and bed characterization
* Identify and evaluate specific conditions at stream crossing sites
* Collect and analyze data from stream crossing sites
* Develop recommendations for properly sized and installed structures

NOTE: Stream Smart (Phase II) is intended to provide information that will enable participants to gather and analyze field data relative to ecological objectives (i.e. fish passage and connected stream processes) when designing replacement structures at stream crossings. This information is in addition to and does not replace other elements of design relative to the hydraulic capacity and structural integrity of the stream crossing.

TARGET AUDIENCE:
It is expected that workshop participants have some stream survey experience and work directly on road projects as forestry managers, municipal public works managers, civil engineers, surveyors, and natural resource agency staff.

REQUIREMENTS:
It is recommended that participants bring to the workshop:

* a general understanding of the Principles of Stream Smart Road Crossings (Phase I) (recommended but not required)

* familiarity with field survey techniques, especially auto level or total station survey techniques (required)

* A 1-hour refresher on field survey techniques will be held at 8:00a.m. on Day 1. Please contact Annica McGuirk at amcguirk@maineaudubon.org or (207) 781-2330 x219 to sign up.

* a basic understanding of stream assessment techniques [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQzV3L0iAd4&feature=youtu.be]
* field-appropriate clothing including knee-high waterproof boots, or hip boots if available for field assessments on Day 1
* a laptop with Microsoft Excel 2010 or later version installed for data analysis on Day 2

CLASS SCHEDULE:
9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily (registration begins at 8:30)

COURSE LOCATION:
October 16-17: Maine Audubon Fields Pond Sanctuary, Holden, Maine
October 23-24: Lakes Environmental Association, Bridgton, Maine

FEE:    
$70 per person for two-day training (lunch is provided both days)

CREDITS: 
Workshop attendees may be eligible for Forestry Continuing Education Credits (CEUs), DEP Voluntary Contractor Certification CEUs, and Engineering CEUs.

Please note, this is a two-day workshop and you will be responsible for your own accommodations. Attendance on both days is required.

Space is limited for these two-day workshops, we will only be accepting registrations for up to 35 attendees. There will be a waiting list established once that limit is reached, and in the event of a registrant cancelling, members of the waiting list will be contacted in the order in which they were listed.

For more Stream Smart information, copies of presentations and handouts go to:

https://www.maineaudubon.org/projects/stream-smart/ [https://www.maineaudubon.org/projects/stream-smart/]

Register Here

NONMEMBERS: $25/CLASS

MEMBERS: $20/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING SEPTEMBER 25-NOVEMBER 13.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

Register Here

Join us and Geeks Who Drink at Foulmouthed Brewing [http://foulmouthedbrewing.com/] for a trivia night fundraiser in support of Maine Audubon! Bring your friends, form a team, $5 per person (optional) and the winning team receives a cash prize!

The money is going towards Maine Audubon's ongoing efforts to advocate for local, state, and federal public policies that benefit wildlife and protect critical habitat in the state of Maine.

Register Here

OVERVIEW: This two-day, hands-on workshop will provide an introduction to stream survey techniques and concepts associated with ecologically sound stream crossings. Day One will include field training on information to collect and how to collect it, and Day Two will consist of class time on field data analysis and tools to develop initial designs for ecologically sound stream crossings.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:  

At the end of this course, participants will understand how to:

* Utilize stream survey tools and techniques including longitudinal profiles, cross sections and bed characterization
* Identify and evaluate specific conditions at stream crossing sites
* Collect and analyze data from stream crossing sites
* Develop recommendations for properly sized and installed structures

NOTE: Stream Smart (Phase II) is intended to provide information that will enable participants to gather and analyze field data relative to ecological objectives (i.e. fish passage and connected stream processes) when designing replacement structures at stream crossings. This information is in addition to and does not replace other elements of design relative to the hydraulic capacity and structural integrity of the stream crossing.

TARGET AUDIENCE:
It is expected that workshop participants have some stream survey experience and work directly on road projects as forestry managers, municipal public works managers, civil engineers, surveyors, and natural resource agency staff.

REQUIREMENTS:
It is recommended that participants bring to the workshop:

* a general understanding of the Principles of Stream Smart Road Crossings (Phase I) (recommended but not required)

* familiarity with field survey techniques, especially auto level or total station survey techniques (required)

* A 1-hour refresher on field survey techniques will be held at 8:00a.m. on Day 1. Please contact Annica McGuirk at amcguirk@maineaudubon.org or (207) 781-2330 x219 to sign up.

* a basic understanding of stream assessment techniques [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQzV3L0iAd4&feature=youtu.be]
* field-appropriate clothing including knee-high waterproof boots, or hip boots if available for field assessments on Day 1
* a laptop with Microsoft Excel 2010 or later version installed for data analysis on Day 2

CLASS SCHEDULE:
9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily (registration begins at 8:30)

COURSE LOCATION:
October 16-17: Maine Audubon Fields Pond Sanctuary, Holden, Maine
October 23-24: Lakes Environmental Association, Bridgton, Maine

FEE:    
$70 per person for two-day training (lunch is provided both days)

CREDITS: 
Workshop attendees may be eligible for Forestry Continuing Education Credits (CEUs), DEP Voluntary Contractor Certification CEUs, and Engineering CEUs.

Please note, this is a two-day workshop and you will be responsible for your own accommodations. Attendance on both days is required.

Space is limited for these two-day workshops, we will only be accepting registrations for up to 35 attendees. There will be a waiting list established once that limit is reached, and in the event of a registrant cancelling, members of the waiting list will be contacted in the order in which they were listed.

For more Stream Smart information, copies of presentations and handouts go to:

https://www.maineaudubon.org/projects/stream-smart/ [https://www.maineaudubon.org/projects/stream-smart/]

Register Here

Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

There wil not be morning birding walks on Thursday, September 27 or Thursday, October 4.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

Register Here

FREE WITH REGISTRATION

Join Maine Audubon and friends from Maine's environmental advocacy community to learn about threats our environment faces under the Trump Administration and what you can do to resist those threats. First, you'll learn about specific proposals from the Trump Administration and members of Congress to weaken our environmental laws. Then, you'll learn the citizen advocacy skills you'll need to fight back for Maine's environment. You'll gain important citizen know-how including how to lobby your legislators and how best to get out your message using social media and letters to the editor.

We are partnering with Natural Resources Council of Maine [https://www.nrcm.org/], Appalachian Mountain Club [https://www.outdoors.org/], Midcoast Conservancy [https://www.midcoastconservancy.org/], Maine Conservation Voters [https://www.maineconservation.org/], and Maine Public Health Association [https://www.mainepublichealth.org/] to host a series of similar events across the state in Fall 2018. Visit their respective websites for information about other events.

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MEMBERS: $20, NONMEMBERS: $30

Join us on a "leader's choice" van trip to birding locations in southern Maine. The exact destintion hasn't been chosen yet but we will take advantage of recently reported rarities or hotspots that will make our morning most porductive.

We will leave Gilsland Farm in Falmouth at 8:00AM and plan to be back around 11:00AM but we ask that people are flexible with the return time. We make stops for bathrooms as needed, which can add time to the trip, and something the birding is too good to wrap up on time!

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LOCATION: SCARBOROUGH MARSH

Fall is here and it is time to clean up the marsh, and close down the Nature Center for the season. We will be doing a trash pickup and will also need help getting the nature center and grounds ready for another Maine winter.

This year we are partnering with Project G.R.A.C.E. to collect food. Bring some nonperishable food or a store gift card to the clean up and help the human inhabitants of the marsh.

Join us for a work day and help make our corner of the earth a better place.

Contact: smac@maineaudubon.org or (207) 883-5100

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Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

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Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

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OVERVIEW: This two-day, hands-on workshop will provide an introduction to stream survey techniques and concepts associated with ecologically sound stream crossings. Day One will include field training on information to collect and how to collect it, and Day Two will consist of class time on field data analysis and tools to develop initial designs for ecologically sound stream crossings.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:  

At the end of this course, participants will understand how to:

* Utilize stream survey tools and techniques including longitudinal profiles, cross sections and bed characterization
* Identify and evaluate specific conditions at stream crossing sites
* Collect and analyze data from stream crossing sites
* Develop recommendations for properly sized and installed structures

NOTE: Stream Smart (Phase II) is intended to provide information that will enable participants to gather and analyze field data relative to ecological objectives (i.e. fish passage and connected stream processes) when designing replacement structures at stream crossings. This information is in addition to and does not replace other elements of design relative to the hydraulic capacity and structural integrity of the stream crossing.

TARGET AUDIENCE:
It is expected that workshop participants have some stream survey experience and work directly on road projects as forestry managers, municipal public works managers, civil engineers, surveyors, and natural resource agency staff.

REQUIREMENTS:
It is recommended that participants bring to the workshop:

* a general understanding of the Principles of Stream Smart Road Crossings (Phase I) (recommended but not required)

* familiarity with field survey techniques, especially auto level or total station survey techniques (required)

* A 1-hour refresher on field survey techniques will be held at 8:00a.m. on Day 1. Please contact Annica McGuirk at amcguirk@maineaudubon.org or (207) 781-2330 x219 to sign up.

* a basic understanding of stream assessment techniques [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQzV3L0iAd4&feature=youtu.be]
* field-appropriate clothing including knee-high waterproof boots, or hip boots if available for field assessments on Day 1
* a laptop with Microsoft Excel 2010 or later version installed for data analysis on Day 2

CLASS SCHEDULE:
9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily (registration begins at 8:30)

COURSE LOCATION:
October 16-17: Maine Audubon Fields Pond Sanctuary, Holden, Maine
October 23-24: Lakes Environmental Association, Bridgton, Maine

FEE:    
$70 per person for two-day training (lunch is provided both days)

CREDITS: 
Workshop attendees may be eligible for Forestry Continuing Education Credits (CEUs), DEP Voluntary Contractor Certification CEUs, and Engineering CEUs.

Please note, this is a two-day workshop and you will be responsible for your own accommodations. Attendance on both days is required.

Space is limited for these two-day workshops, we will only be accepting registrations for up to 35 attendees. There will be a waiting list established once that limit is reached, and in the event of a registrant cancelling, members of the waiting list will be contacted in the order in which they were listed.

For more Stream Smart information, copies of presentations and handouts go to:

https://www.maineaudubon.org/projects/stream-smart/ [https://www.maineaudubon.org/projects/stream-smart/]

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NONMEMBERS: $25/CLASS

MEMBERS: $20/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING SEPTEMBER 25-NOVEMBER 13.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

Register Here

OVERVIEW: This two-day, hands-on workshop will provide an introduction to stream survey techniques and concepts associated with ecologically sound stream crossings. Day One will include field training on information to collect and how to collect it, and Day Two will consist of class time on field data analysis and tools to develop initial designs for ecologically sound stream crossings.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:  

At the end of this course, participants will understand how to:

* Utilize stream survey tools and techniques including longitudinal profiles, cross sections and bed characterization
* Identify and evaluate specific conditions at stream crossing sites
* Collect and analyze data from stream crossing sites
* Develop recommendations for properly sized and installed structures

NOTE: Stream Smart (Phase II) is intended to provide information that will enable participants to gather and analyze field data relative to ecological objectives (i.e. fish passage and connected stream processes) when designing replacement structures at stream crossings. This information is in addition to and does not replace other elements of design relative to the hydraulic capacity and structural integrity of the stream crossing.

TARGET AUDIENCE:
It is expected that workshop participants have some stream survey experience and work directly on road projects as forestry managers, municipal public works managers, civil engineers, surveyors, and natural resource agency staff.

REQUIREMENTS:
It is recommended that participants bring to the workshop:

* a general understanding of the Principles of Stream Smart Road Crossings (Phase I) (recommended but not required)

* familiarity with field survey techniques, especially auto level or total station survey techniques (required)

* A 1-hour refresher on field survey techniques will be held at 8:00a.m. on Day 1. Please contact Annica McGuirk at amcguirk@maineaudubon.org or (207) 781-2330 x219 to sign up.

* a basic understanding of stream assessment techniques [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQzV3L0iAd4&feature=youtu.be]
* field-appropriate clothing including knee-high waterproof boots, or hip boots if available for field assessments on Day 1
* a laptop with Microsoft Excel 2010 or later version installed for data analysis on Day 2

CLASS SCHEDULE:
9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily (registration begins at 8:30)

COURSE LOCATION:
October 16-17: Maine Audubon Fields Pond Sanctuary, Holden, Maine
October 23-24: Lakes Environmental Association, Bridgton, Maine

FEE:    
$70 per person for two-day training (lunch is provided both days)

CREDITS: 
Workshop attendees may be eligible for Forestry Continuing Education Credits (CEUs), DEP Voluntary Contractor Certification CEUs, and Engineering CEUs.

Please note, this is a two-day workshop and you will be responsible for your own accommodations. Attendance on both days is required.

Space is limited for these two-day workshops, we will only be accepting registrations for up to 35 attendees. There will be a waiting list established once that limit is reached, and in the event of a registrant cancelling, members of the waiting list will be contacted in the order in which they were listed.

For more Stream Smart information, copies of presentations and handouts go to:

https://www.maineaudubon.org/projects/stream-smart/ [https://www.maineaudubon.org/projects/stream-smart/]

Register Here

Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

There wil not be morning birding walks on Thursday, September 27 or Thursday, October 4.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

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MEMBERS: $10, NONMEMBERS: $15

Back by popular demand, we will spend a few weeks revisiting the basics of birding. This is the perfect opportunity for people newly interested in birding, novices needing a refresher, and for even the 'pros' to learn something new. Every two weeks we will cover a different topic that is essential to birding. You can review the courses and join us for the topics that interest you!

You've got the tools, you know how to identify them, but where are they?! This class will focus on how to attract birds to your yard and how to find birds.

OTHER SESSIONS:

November 1 - Birding Basics: Behavior

November 15 - Birding Basics: Making it Count (eBird intro)

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Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

NONMEMBERS: $25/CLASS

MEMBERS: $20/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING SEPTEMBER 25-NOVEMBER 13.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

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The Sanford Lagoons is a water treatment facility that attracts a large variety of sparrows and waterfowl in the fall. After signing in, we will walk the perimeter of the 'pools' (beware of abundant goose droppings) and study the birds using this unique location.

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Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

There wil not be morning birding walks on Thursday, September 27 or Thursday, October 4.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

Register Here

Back by popular demand, we will spend a few weeks to revisit the basics of birding. This is the perfect opportunity for people newly interested in birding, novices needing a refresher, and for even the 'pros' to learn something new. Every two weeks we will cover a different topic that is essential to birding. You can review the courses and join us for the topics that interest you!

When we go birding, we get a quick glimpse into the lives of those birds. This week we will focus on learning about bird behavior and analyzing exactly what it is birds are doing throughout the day.

MEMBERS: $10, NONMEMBERS: $15

Other sessions:

November 15 - Birding Basics: Making it Count (eBird intro)

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Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

MEMBERS: $20, NONMEMBERS: $30

Join us on a "leader's choice" van trip to birding locations in southern Maine. The exact destintion hasn't been chosen yet but we will take advantage of recently reported rarities or hotspots that will make our morning most porductive.

We will leave Gilsland Farm in Falmouth at 7:00AM and plan to be back around 10:00AM but we ask that people are flexible with the return time. We make stops for bathrooms as needed, which can add time to the trip, and something the birding is too good to wrap up on time!

Register Here

Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

NONMEMBERS: $25/CLASS

MEMBERS: $20/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING SEPTEMBER 25-NOVEMBER 13.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

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Please join us for an Educator Open House on Wednesday, November 7, from 3-6 pm. Drop in anytime to learn about our programs and resources or try out some activities. We will also be having special guests to talk about each of our projects.

During this time we will have Nature Store extended hours and discounts. Food and beverages, door prizes/raffles that include a membership to our Educator Resource Center, Wildlife on the Move books, and more!

We hope to see you there!

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Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

There wil not be morning birding walks on Thursday, September 27 or Thursday, October 4.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

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Join us 9 am - 4 pm for our annual Bird Seed Sale and special Member Double Discount Day in the Nature Store at Gilsland Farm.

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Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

Weekly on Tuesdays
9-weeks/session

Child members: $120
Child non-members: $150
Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 free

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.

Register Here

NONMEMBERS: $25/CLASS

MEMBERS: $20/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING SEPTEMBER 25-NOVEMBER 13.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

Register Here

Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

There wil not be morning birding walks on Thursday, September 27 or Thursday, October 4.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

Register Here

MEMBERS: $10, NONMEMBERS: $15

Back by popular demand, we will spend a few weeks to revisit the basics of birding. This is the perfect opportunity for people newly interested in birding, novices needing a refresher, and for even the 'pros' to learn something new. Every two weeks we will cover a different topic that is essential to birding. You can review the courses and join us for the topics that interest you!

Now that you know the basics of birding, why do it? Learn how the sightings you make while out birding can contribute back to scientists on a local and global level. We will discuss data collection techniques and explore various citizen science projects including the Great Backyard Bird Count, eBird, and more!

Cancellation Policy [https://www.maineaudubon.org/events/forms-and-policies/]

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Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

There wil not be morning birding walks on Thursday, September 27 or Thursday, October 4.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

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Join us for an opening reception for Alyssa Watters of Art by Alyssa, the latest exhibition in our Gilsland Farm Gallery.

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Escape Maine's winter doldrums on a week-long tour with Field Guides Inc and Maine Audubon to Oaxaca, Mexico. This tour offers excellent birding in an area of Mexico with a high concentration of endemic species around a city with a rich archaeological and cultural heritage. The city is located at the crossroads of several major biogeographic regions of Mexico, and its bird life is influenced by all of these. Among the resultant mixture are two dozen species endemic to Mexico, including West Mexican Chachalaca, Boucard's and Gray-barred wrens, Dusky and Beautiful hummingbirds, Bridled and Oaxaca sparrows, Gray-breasted Woodpecker, Russet Nightingale-Thrush, Red Warbler, and Slaty and Dwarf vireos. We'll look to see them against Oaxaca's rich backdrop of culture and ruins.

A full trip itinerary is available here: MAINE AUDUBON OAXACA TOUR ITINERARY [HTTPS://FIELDGUIDES.COM/ITINERARIES/OAX19P-ITIN.PDF]

More information including past trip lists and registration info is available here: MEXICO: OAXACA IN 2019 WITH MAINE AUDUBON [HTTPS://FIELDGUIDES.COM/OAX19P.HTML]

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