Sen. Angus King, I-Maine, said it seems that questions about the status of Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument as a federal property finally seem settled after meeting Friday in Bangor with Acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt. Read More
If you’re among those who love to watch sporting dogs in action, you’re in luck. This weekend’s Eastern Maine Sportsmen’s Show has just about every kind of dog-related activity you could hope for. Read More
The squirrel was seemingly outmatched, seeing as how it was facing down a known squirrel-munching predator, but it didn’t seem too concerned. Read More
Many Mainers go through life waiting to see one of our not-so-common critters cross their paths. Read More
Skiers and snowboarders are loving the deep snow this winter. But in the natural world, there’s at least one critter that’s had enough of the deep snowpack. Read More
If you’re getting a little bit fed up with the cold weather, get your outdoor fix at these upcoming indoor events. Read More
According to one longtime former employee in the Maine state park system, park rangers are currently allowed to request lawbreakers cease a specific activity but are not allowed to issue summonses to those individuals. Read More
For international students hoping to get the real "Maine" experience, ice fishing is at the top of the list. Read More
Start dreaming about heading out for the best day of fishing you’ve ever had. Read More
Among the caveats of the recovery plan: An annual cost of implementing “recovery actions” would cost $24 million per year on top of recovery efforts that are already covered by regular federal budgets. Read More
A month after MDIF&W officials tucked an orphaned cub into a mother bear's den, they returned to find the whole family thriving. Read More
Maine’s wildlife biologists are venturing into woods in Edinburg on Wednesday to check on an abandoned bear cub placed with a surrogate mother. Read More
While the weather had been downright wintery lately, organizers of the first outdoor show of the season know people are looking for reasons to fight off the blues and head outside again. Read More
The bill, LD 337, would have allowed spring bear hunting across Maine for the first time in nearly 40 years. Read More
Judy Camuso wants fisheries biologists to take in the big picture while they manage Maine's lakes and streams. Read More
If the winter weather’s got you down, and you want to relive the good old days — like back in August, when the temps were much warmer, Outdoor Channel has a treat for you. Read More
That’s 75 years for salmon in Maine waters to be totally removed from Endangered Species Act protection. If everything goes according to plan. If enough funding can be found. Those are some pretty big “ifs.” Read More
For nearly 14 years, George the Moose has fascinated visitors to the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray. Read More
If you’ve been looking for an excuse to head out for some fishing on the “hardwater,” this is your weekend, as a number of events are on tap, and you don’t even need a fishing license. Read More
First, a question: Did you know there was a world record for the most people calling moose at the same time? The answer: Until now, there wasn’t. Read More
