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Brook Trout

What This Election Means for Maine’s Wildlife — & What’s Next

Action Alert, Birds, Brook Trout, Clean Water, Climate Change, Endangered & Threatened Species, Energy, Habitat Connectivity, News & Notes, Policy & Advocacy · November 7, 2018

Maine State House, by Andrew Lachance

Yesterday, Maine people (and the nation at large) answered our call to #EgretOutTheVote -- in what appear to be record numbers. The majority …

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Progress on Brook Trout and Arctic Charr Protection

Action Alert, Brook Trout, Endangered & Threatened Species, Habitat Connectivity, News & Notes, Policy & Advocacy · November 5, 2018

A school of Brook Trout

Maine Audubon has been hard at work with the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (MDIFW), Trout Unlimited, and others to …

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Here’s Why You Should Vote YES On Questions 2 and 3!

Action Alert, Brook Trout, Clean Water, Policy & Advocacy · October 23, 2018

Egret Out The Vote this election day!

Believe it or not, election day is just two weeks away! On November 6th, don't forget to #EgretOutTheVote (yes, that's the pun and we're …

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It’s World Fish Migration Day! [PHOTOS]

Brook Trout, Clean Water, Environmental Education, Gilsland Farm, Habitat Connectivity · April 21, 2018

Salmon Alevin in the Discovery Room

Today is World Fish Migration Day, a "one day global-local event to create awareness on the importance of open rivers and migratory …

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Calling All Anglers: Help Find Wild Brook Trout in Maine!

Brook Trout, Clean Water, Community Science, News & Notes, Volunteering · April 12, 2018

Brook trout

Fishing season is open and it’s time to cast a line! But I must admit -- I’m not a very accomplished angler. So I need your help! When I …

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A new season of the Brook Trout Survey begins

Brook Trout · May 16, 2017

The Brook Trout Project is off to a great start in 2017! Here are some of the highlights: So far, almost 40 volunteer anglers have signed …

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Volunteer Anglers Needed in Aroostook, Penobscot & Washington Counties

Brook Trout, Media Release, News & Notes · August 26, 2013

NEWS RELEASE  For Immediate Release August 26, 2013 Contact: Michelle Smith, Communications & Marketing …

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