East Point

Invasive Plant Removal Underway at East Point Audubon Sanctuary

Non-native invasive plants threaten the wildlife and habitat at East Point Audubon Sanctuary in Biddeford Pool. Maine Audubon is working to identify, remove, control, and manage invasive plants and revegetate with native plants, in order to restore and rebuild the natural biodiversity that supports the widest array of wildlife. Many heavily disturbed coastal habitats are […]

With Erosion Comes Need for Sustainable Trail Use and Design

Erosion is a natural process that is defined as the gradual diminishing of something, often by force of wind, water, ice, or gravity. The process of erosion removes soil, rock, and other earth materials from one location and deposits them to another. If we look close enough we can see signs of erosion all around […]

Andy’s note: Suddenly September!

Suddenly, it’s September and we’re watching out for school buses. At our Audubon centers we’re shifting from summer camp mode to welcoming busloads of visiting school students on field trips. This makes it a good time to take stock of our summer activities and success, and to appreciate our more than thirty seasonal employees. Here […]

Announcing 2022 Brush with Nature Artists

Maine Audubon is pleased to announce the selection of 26 Maine-based artists who will participate in the 2022 Brush with Nature: Plein Air Painting Event and Art Auction fundraiser. We received twice as many applicants as last year and are excited to see this event grow. Thanks to Christian Adame, Peggy L. Osher Director of […]