September has been a month of transitions. Not only are families sorting out the routines of a new (and more complex) school year, but, with …
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Birds and Buildings, Part 1: The Problem
The nation is waking up to the incredible threat that buildings pose to flying birds. Buildings are not a natural part of the environment, …
Final Week of 2020 Native Plants Sale!
Summer 2020 has been a difficult and unprecedented one on so many different levels. However, we couldn’t be more proud of what we have …
“Birds of Maine” book coming in November
The first comprehensive overview of Maine’s incredibly rich birdlife in more than seven decades, Birds of Maine is a detailed account of all …
Welcome to our new Director of Finance
Erin MacGregor-Forbes has been named Director of Finance and Administration at Maine Audubon. She was most recently the Chief Financial …
Lead tackle buyback at Kittery Trading Post’s Septemberfest
Bring your lead fishing tackle to the Kittery Trading Post's Septemberfest Event on the weekend of September 12 and 13, between 10 a.m. and …
Andy’s Blog: Make Your Vote Count
At Maine Audubon, advocacy is central to the work we do. I often liken it to one of the legs on a three-legged stool, with education and …
Notes on the 2020 Loon Count!
This year marked the thirty-seventh straight year that Maine Audubon has engaged volunteers, early in the morning on the third Saturday of …
Reflections on John James Audubon
The Black Lives Matter movement has caused Maine Audubon to look inward at its own role in inequity and racial inequality, just as it has …