Maine Audubon

Connecting People With Wildlife

REWILD THE LANDSCAPE

10/27 and 11/17: Online sessions to learn the key concepts of rewilding

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Upcoming Events at Maine Audubon

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News & Notes

It's Bat Week!

Bat Week (Oct. 24-31) is an annual celebration of the role of bats in nature. Come to Gilsland Farm to learn about bats along our story walk, A Little Brown Bat Story. Inspired by true stories, this children’s book follows one bat through his daily ritual of eating and sleeping, and his annual migration to a safe spot to hibernate in winter. 

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Bat Story Walk
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FIND YOUR SANCTUARY

Mast Landing Audubon Sanctuary has three miles of trails and is just a mile from downtown Freeport! 

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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.

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 legislature, our advocacy team is focusing on two federal initiatives during this Congress in particular: securing adequate funding for the Endangered Species Act, and supporting a National Biodiversity Strategy.

BIRDING GUIDES

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

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