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New England Clean Energy Connect and the Impacts of Forest Fragmentation

New England Clean Energy Connect (NECEC) is a transmission line proposed to bring electricity from hydro facilities in Quebec to consumers in Massachusetts. In the proposed path of construction for the transmission line lies a 53-mile stretch of undeveloped Maine woods between the Canadian border …

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Andy’s Note: Glacial Reflections

Happy April, friends. All the melting ice around us has me thinking about glaciers this month. You could make the case that glaciers deserve much of the credit for what makes Maine, Maine. The last glacial remnants were gone from Maine about 11,000 years ago -- a tick in time compared to the age …

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Thank You for Filling the Feeder on March 20!

Last week, we held our first-ever day-of-giving livestream. We asked you to donate -- and we promised to add bird seed to a feeder live on camera for each gift you made. Boy did you answer the call! Over the course of the day, well over 100 people made gifts to Maine Audubon. By early afternoon, …

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Spring for wildlife with Maine Audubon

It's here! The first day of spring -- and our March 20th Spring for Wildlife one-day giving event! We've wrapped up our livestream (you can watch it below) -- but that doesn't mean you can't still support Maine's wildlife. Scroll down to the giving form to make your Spring for Wildlife …

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The Plovers Are Coming! Celebrate Them on March 16

In the list of noteworthy visitors to Maine's beaches each summer, Piping Plovers ought to be right at the top. Every year, these iconic shorebirds nest on sandy beaches up and down our coast, raising their young alongside all of us who are looking to enjoy the beach. Plovers head out to the …

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