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With Appreciation for our Volunteers

As the Maine Audubon Volunteer Coordinator, I have the pleasure of working with nearly 1,200 generous residents that give of themselves and their time in support of our mission to conserve wildlife and wildlife habitat here in Maine. Volunteers support our conservation efforts and collect valuable …

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Andy’s Note: Signs of a Dawning Winter

What a difference a month makes. Just a few weeks ago, butterflies were still visiting the late-season wildflowers in the north meadow of Gilsland Farm, and there was a lot of chatter about where the birds were, with activity levels down at the feeders. Yesterday, I took note of the first salt …

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“Why I support Maine Audubon on #GivingTuesday”

Today is #GivingTuesday. Throughout the day, we'll be sharing a few perspectives on Maine Audubon from members of our community. One of them is nine-year old Ivy, who attended Maine Audubon camp this summer. In a handwritten note she shared with us afterward, Ivy talked about how much fun she …

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What we’re thankful for in 2017

We asked the Maine Audubon community to reflect on the question, "What are you thankful for in nature?" and received quite a few thoughtful replies. You can leave us a comment with your answer too. We'd love to hear what inspires you. I am especially grateful for the awe-inspiring fall foliage …

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Celebrating our Corporate Partners and supporters

“In Maine, we don't have to choose between a healthy environment and a healthy economy. The two are not only interdependent, but also synergistic. Wildlife and habitat are at the core of our state's identity, promise, and economic vitality. That means when Maine's wildlife thrives, Maine thrives.” …

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Andy’s Note: The Storm and the Calm

Happy November, friends. If you're reading this, you must have some semblance of electrical power following the humdinger of a windstorm that visited us on Monday morning. Either you are one of the approximately 200,000 folks whose power has been restored...or you are reading my post on a phone …

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