Maine Audubon is excited to begin work in the Maine Legislature supporting bills that will support investments in renewable energy and …
Climate Change
Former Loon Project Intern Reflects on Her Experience, Thesis, and Path Forward
“I want to be an environmentalist,” 10-year old me told my family. They laughed and didn’t really understand what I meant, but now I’m …
What This Election Means for Maine’s Wildlife — & What’s Next
Yesterday, Maine people (and the nation at large) answered our call to #EgretOutTheVote -- in what appear to be record numbers. The majority …
Op-ed: Hydro line project doesn’t go far enough to mitigate conservation concerns
This op-ed by Maine Audubon Executive Director Andy Beahm and The Nature Conservancy in Maine State Director Kate Dempsey appeared in the …
The Supreme Court and Maine’s Wildlife
Environmental Law is an incredibly important field. It defines how the nation views and treats the natural realm, and it demonstrates to the …
Nature Moments: On Climate Change, Trust but Verify
Is climate change just a hoax? It's not...but why not follow Ronald Reagan's advice and "trust but verify" by looking for evidence — pro or …
Marching for Science in Portland [Photos & Video]
Maine Audubon wildlife biologist Laura Minich Zitske, who leads our Coastal Birds Project, was a featured speaker at Portland's March for …
Roundup: Whistleblower Joel Clement’s Talk at Maine Audubon
On March 15, we hosted federal whistleblower Joel Clement at Gilsland Farm as part of our Speaker Series. This event sold out faster than …
Citizen Science: Signs of the Seasons
Have you ever wanted to join a citizen science project, but weren't sure where to start? For the last three years, Maine Audubon has …
Testifying against an Annual Fee on Hybrid and Electric Vehicles
On Tuesday, February 13, Maine Audubon testified in opposition to LD 1806, An Act to Ensure Equity in the Funding of Maine’s Transportation …