NRCM member Ted Anderson of Westbrook shared these wonderful photos he captured of some backyard visitors to his house, Eastern Bluebirds. Aren’t they beautiful? What birds are you seeing in your yard? Snap some pics and send them to us to share (nrcm@nrcm.org).
Updated Climate Action Plan is Opportunity for Maine to Lead
The Maine Climate Council released its updated Climate Action Plan (view PDF) today as is statutorily required under a bipartisan climate law passed in 2019. Since the first Climate Action Plan was published in 2020, the impacts of climate change have become more pronounced, causing damage to critical infrastructure, harm to local communities, and interruptions Read More
Critter Chatter – Reminiscing, Part II
As a follow-up to last month’s stroll down Memory Lane, here is another article Carleen Cote wrote in 2004: “Over our 40 years, we have cared for every species of Maine mammal except for the Pine Martin [sic]. We have cared for every species of water mammal. Caring for the mammals every year is one Read More
My Maine This Week: View from Borestone Mountain by David Preston
Last weekend in Maine was incredibly windy, but that didn’t stop NRCM member and frequent My Maine This Week photographer David Preston of China Village, Maine, from hiking to the top of Borestone Mountain. David writes, “We hiked Borestone Mountain yesterday and braved the cold wind for this great view of Sunrise and Midday Ponds Read More
New Methane Pollution Charge Will Protect Our Health
November 15, 2024 (Augusta, ME) — A new rule announced this week by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) aimed at slashing harmful methane pollution will protect clean air and safeguard human health. As part of the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), the U.S. Congress adopted the methane waste emission charge as part of the Read More
My Maine This Week: Sun and Wind by Sam Horine
NRCM member Sam Horine shares his recent photo of the Kennebec River near his home in Skowhegan as this week’s My Maine This Week feature. The sun and wind certainly made the river look beautiful! Thanks, Sam.
Together, We’ll Keep Working for Maine’s Environment
Here in Maine, we have a strong track record of coming together to protect the woods, waters, and wildlife we hold dear – for the health of our communities and the health of future generations. Based on the results of the national election, we can anticipate attacks on bedrock environmental laws that protect our land, Read More
Maine Trails Bond Approved by Voters
News release Maine voters have decisively approved (55% – 45%) a first-ever $30 million Maine Trails Bond to repair and expand all types of trails statewide. The successful passage of the bond solidifies Maine’s position as a national leader in outdoor recreation to support local economic growth and expand access for all users. Starting in Read More
My Maine This Week: Five Islands Sunset by Candace Dean
Many thanks to NRCM supporter Candace Dean of Augusta, Maine, for sharing her gorgeous sunset photo from Five Islands in Georgetown, Maine. Where is your favorite Maine spot to watch the sunset?
