Chosen By: Tony Owens, NRCM Board Member Location: Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland County Description: Salt water tidal stream (Spurwink River) and associated sale marsh and uplands. Access point and fishing pier allow launching of canoes, kayaks, and paddle board. Excellent fishing for striped bass and for birdwatching. In the winter, snowshoeing or cross-country skiing over the Read More
Weathering the Storm and a Dip in the Icy Atlantic
Having survived (can I say “enjoyed?”) NRCM’s New Year’s Eve day Polar Bear Dip & Dash and welcoming in the New Year with a sunrise walk with the dog through the Spurwink Marsh, I feel like I am entering 2012 with a good reserve of energy and optimism. Looks like we will all need lots of both. Before Read More
Reflections on Advocacy, Science, and President Lincoln by NRCM’s New Board President
Greetings! I am writing to introduce myself as NRCM’s new board president. In preparing this brief message, I am reminded that in November 1863, President Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address. At 300 words and two minutes in length, it is arguably one of the finest speeches ever delivered in our nation’s history. “The world will little note, Read More
