An Act to Protect Maine’s Loons Enacted

by Maine Audubon Staff

Loons, Policy & Advocacy · June 15, 2013

LD 730 has been enacted by both the House and Senate. �Next step is the Governor’s signature.

Maine Audubon Staff

Press Release: Maine Groups Condemn Federal Attacks on the Endangered Species Act

October 1, 2026

Maine Audubon | Natural Resources Council of Maine | Maine Conservation Voters Maine Rivers | Environment Maine | Maine Unitarian Universalist State Advocacy Network Sierra Club Maine | Maine Association of Conservation Commissions RESTORE: The North Woods | Maine Youth for Climate Justice Momentum Conservation | Friends of Casco Bay FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MAINE GROUPS […]

October Letter from the President: Committed to free programs

September 30, 2026

Having worked at Maine Audubon in the first part of my career, I now often get asked “Has much changed? How is it different, or is it much the same?” The mission of course remains the same and it’s the primary reason I wanted to return to work here. As far as changes, there’s a […]

Stay up to date on lead tackle laws and turn in your lead to help loons!

September 25, 2026

Make sure you are aware of the latest laws around fishing tackle. After September 30, many zones in the state are closed to fishing on inland waters (check the state’s website for details here) so now is a great time to clean out your tackle box and get rid of any lead tackle you may […]

October is our favorite month for tree care and planting

September 25, 2026

As the leaves on the trees start to change color, the days get shorter, and the weather gets cooler, planting trees and other plants may be the last thing on your mind. However, as plants wind down growing in anticipation of dormancy, this is actually a great time to plant! Planting plugs, livestakes, trees, and […]

Oct. 10: Enjoy a Relaxing Day of Birdwatching at the Big Sit!

September 25, 2026

Many birdwatchers are familiar with Big Day, an international, twice-a-year celebration of birds, in which people count the birds they see over the course of 24 hours. In the spirit of these fun events, many bird-loving communities gather together, explore birding hotspots, and even make a competition to see who can spot the most species! […]

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