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.
Maine requiring ATVs to be registered again
Maine has lifted suspensions on registration of all-terrain vehicles, and ATV owners must now register or renew them.
Watch these seals prey on a swirling mass of pogies
It took the overhead view to illustrate the vastness of the school, Dr. Matt Hanna said.
Paul Doiron shines in 11th Mike Bowditch mystery, ‘One Last Lie’
This year — as the 11th Bowditch tale, “One Last Lie,” is set for release on June 30 — things are a lot different.
Popular West Branch rapids inaccessible to rafters after rockslide
The company announced this week that it is working on a long-term plan that should provide a new trail that would open in 2021.
Maine Warden Service honors two with top awards
Warden Joey Lefebvre was selected as this year’s warden of the year.
The Maine outdoors can provide respite from pandemic worries
There are special places out there where life can seem just like it always has, believe it or not. All you have to do is head into the woods.
Pandemic, dry weather contributing to nuisance bear calls
The complaints didn’t come as a complete surprise.
Campfire safety key as wildfire numbers approach 10-year high
And it’s still June, with typically warm and dry months ahead.
That discarded fishing line could prove deadly for Maine’s ducks
Fishing line is often discarded near popular fishing spots. The results can be devastating for birds that come into contact with it.
Fish are thriving in the Penobscot as shad returns shatter record
The river is teeming with fish returning from the ocean.
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