The results of Maine Audubon and The Nature Conservancy, Maine’s survey of stream crossings on Northern Maine roads are in and they’re very …
Habitat Connectivity
New resource shows high-value habitat connectors
In Maine, we are lucky to have many large and small patches of valuable habitat for wildlife. Conserving these habitat pieces is vital to …
Stream Survey Crews at Work
[portfolio_slideshow] Ever wonder what happens to a brook trout when a poorly functioning culvert keeps it from moving up and down stream? …
Recent and Ongoing … Road Ecology and Maine Wildlife
This has been a busy month for stream and road ecology. Here are a few programs we worked on and one which could use your help. We …
Conserving Maine’s Wildlife On and Along Roads
Related Documents Traffic Volume as a Primary Road Characteristic Impacting Wildlife: A Tool for Land Use and Transportation Planning …
Southern Maine Endangered Species Road Watch Info Sessions
Roads can have a big impact on endangered species by impeding movement and separating populations, as well as killing individuals from …
Building better roads—for people and wildlife
This spring, Maine Audubon has been excited to host workshops around the state to teach contractors, road commissioners, planners and others …
“Adopt A Road” Volunteers Needed for Survey Routes
Maine Audubon Wildlife Road Watch is now recruiting observers to select roads to monitor more closely for wildlife. We are calling this …