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Annual Loon Count: July 20

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Upcoming Events at Maine Audubon

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Farmyard Native Plants Sale

Missed the Native Plants Festival and still need to purchase native plants? We’ve got you covered! Place your orders online, then schedule a pickup at Gilsland Farm (Falmouth/Greater Portland) or Fields Pond (Greater Bangor). The online store will be open all summer with inventory updated as it becomes available.  Shop for plants here >

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Swamp Milkweed, Asclepias incarnata

Chapter Event: Hamilton Sanctuary

Merrymeeting Chapter is hosting a Family Birding Program and the “Sneaky Pat Challenge” on Saturday, July 20, from 7:30-10:30 am. This program is geared for 2nd to 6th grade students who are beginning birders and their parents. Participants will have the opportunity to observe resident summer birds at Hamilton Sanctuary in West Bath, and to have birds light upon their gloved hands to eat birdseed. Find details here >

Maine Audubon has seven chapters around the state. Find one in your area, and check out the wide range of programs, walks, field trips, and events offered!

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Hamilton Audubon Sanctuary in Spring
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Find Your Sanctuary

All this wildlife, just outside of Portland at Gilsland Farm. Take Metro Bus #7!
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Current Projects

Maine Audubon initiatives bring together elements of conservation, community engagement, advocacy, and education.

Forestry for Maine Birds

Forestry for Maine Birds integrates bird conservation with forest management and planning by improving habitat for priority forest birds and a variety of other wildlife species and engaging woodland owners in forest stewardship.

Maine Loon Project

Maine Audubon works with residents and partners statewide to promote healthy lakes, clean water, and quality habitat for loons and to understand trends in their population over time.
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Bringing Nature Home

Maine Audubon works to restore and rebuild Maine’s natural biodiversity by planting the native wildflowers, shrubs, and trees that support the widest array of wildlife.

Rare and Threatened Species

In the field, Maine Audubon’s Coastal Birds Crew works to protect endangered Piping Plovers and Least Terns. In the last session of the legislature, our advocacy team helped pass a bill to add protection of endangered species habitat.

Birding In Maine

Birding events, resources, regional guides, Young Birders checklist, maps, and more

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Find Your Chapter

We’ve got seven chapters around the state; find the one in  your area! 

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