Maine’s fatal shark attack prompts some thoughts about safety
“Our waters seem less safe. And some of us are understandably reluctant to step foot in saltwater again,” John Holyoke writes.
How to rig up your fly rod
Save yourself time and frustration with these pointers.
Dancing bear caught on video surprises amateur photographer
If bears could dance, the results would probably look just like the images Colin Chase captured on his trail camera.
If you miss the theater, try backyard birdwatching instead
Ever since we’ve been staying at home more, this column has accidentally veered off onto a recurrent theme: Nature as theater.
Mosquitoes plentiful in Maine, where state urges precautions
Health officials are urging Mainers to use repellent and take extra care at dusk and dawn.
Chipmunks, fattened up on acorns, are driving people nuts
People needn’t get too alarmed over an overpopulation.
Now’s the time for Moosehead region to chart its new course
Moosehead’s wilderness character has been drawing adventurous souls for generations. Greenville is the gateway community, and its economic health is vital.
Why biologists want to hear about your latest Maine fishing trip
For decades, we have recruited serious anglers to keep voluntary record books of their fishing in Maine through a citizen science project.
Warm water doesn’t deter Atlantic salmon as Penobscot count tops 1,300
The last time this many salmon have been counted as of mid-July was in 2011.
The state is asking Mainers to keep track of how many deer they’re seeing
Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is trying to gather more data by asking Mainers to take part in the Maine Deer Spy project.
When a moose got stuck in mud, Maine biologists and wardens scrambled to try to save it
The moose didn’t make it — but not for a lack of trying.
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