The Great Black Hawk which found its way during the winter of 2018-19 from Central America to Portland, and then into the hearts of …
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Become a moth manager to support wildlife
If you have been following Maine Audubon’s and other organizations’ social media (follow our Moth Week fun on Instagram!) regarding National …
The 2020 Maine Annual Loon Count a great success!
Thanks to the many people who made the 2020 Loon Count a success for its 37th year! So many people work well in advance of the actual …
2020 Annual Birdseed Sale
It’s our annual bird seed sale with lowest prices of the year on all in-stock bird seed. Also, members will get 20% off on in-stock bird …
Naturalist’s View of Comet NEOWISE
Being stuck at home has been motivation for many people to find new things to do. The uptick in people watching birds during COVID19 has …
VIDEO – Climate Spotlight: The State of Maine’s Climate
Maine Audubon kicked off our Climate Spotlight series with a discussion about how Maine's climate is changing, and what Maine has done to …
Family Fun Connections: Spiderwebs
What shape is a spider web? Orb webs, with their wheel-like spokes, are probably what most quickly comes to mind. But if you’ve walked …
Volunteers needed to survey aquatic life in streams in the Sebago Lake area
Do you like to explore? Walk through streams? Care about water quality? If so, we have a wonderful new opportunity for you! The Lakes …
Maine Audubon Statement on NECEC Project, July 2020
Since 2018, Maine Audubon has engaged with Central Maine Power’s (CMP) New England Clean Energy Connect (NECEC) project, sharing our …