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Climate Change

New Report: Renewable Energy and Wildlife in Maine

November 7, 2019 By Maine Audubon Staff 1 Comment

Solar panels at Gilsland Farm Audubon Center

Tackling climate change is one of the most difficult and pressing tasks Mainers face, both personally and collectively. Maine’s lawmakers …

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National Audubon Reports on Climate Risks to Maine Birds

October 10, 2019 By Nick Lund 1 Comment

Today the National Audubon Society released a new report, Survival By Degrees: 389 Species on the Brink, which gives detailed projections …

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Endangered Species Act: What Do the Changes Mean for Maine Wildlife?

August 19, 2019 By Nick Lund Leave a Comment

Roseate Tern by Natural England

An estimated one million species of plants and animals currently face an imminent threat of extinction. Nevertheless, the Trump …

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Renewed Urgency for Protection of Maine Wildlife

May 20, 2019 By Eliza Donoghue 2 Comments

Least Tern by Charles Governali

The most challenging aspect of human impact on the environment is that we get used to it. It's easy to see colorful birds at your feeders …

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Join Us in Augusta for Conservation Lobby Day 2019 & Youth Climate Rally!

April 8, 2019 By Eliza Donoghue Leave a Comment

Maine State House, by Andrew Lachance

Please join Maine Audubon and the Environmental Priorities Coalition at the Maine State House in Augusta on April 23 for Conservation Lobby …

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Maine Audubon Testifies in Support of Net Metering for Solar Projects

January 29, 2019 By Eliza Donoghue Leave a Comment

Solar panels at Gilsland Farm

Maine Audubon is excited to begin work in the Maine Legislature supporting bills that will support investments in renewable energy and …

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Former Loon Project Intern Reflects on Her Experience, Thesis, and Path Forward

January 14, 2019 By Jeremy Cluchey 2 Comments

Kathleen Carey thesis presentation on loons

“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 …

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

November 7, 2018 By Eliza Donoghue Leave a Comment

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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Op-ed: Hydro line project doesn’t go far enough to mitigate conservation concerns

October 16, 2018 By Maine Audubon Staff Leave a Comment

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This op-ed by Maine Audubon Executive Director Andy Beahm and The Nature Conservancy in Maine State Director Kate Dempsey appeared in the …

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