November 15, 2022: Zoom in: 2022 Election Results & Maine’s Environment
NRCM's Advocacy Director Pete Didisheim broke down the election results and shared our best thinking on what this election will...
Note about in-person NRCM events:
The Natural Resources Council of Maine, at a minimum, follows current CDC guidelines for COVID-19. As a private entity, we may add requirements to further safeguard our guests, staff, and members against COVID-19.
Watch Our Webinars
Since the pandemic began in 2020, NRCM has been offering a variety of webinars on issues like the CMP corridor, renewable energy, Atlantic Puffins, bats, tours of ecomaine, the Wolfden mining proposal, & more. We are pleased to be able to offer recordings of all of these webinars to you to watch at a time that works best for you. Visit NRCM's YouTube channel to view more than 50 of our webinars.
Online Training Series
December-January
Mainers have a lot of power to influence which laws are passed (and which are prevented) to protect our state’s environment, but the process can sometimes be hard to follow. Join us in December and January for an online training series to build your skills and give you the resources to be an effective voice for change in Maine. Learn more and sign up today.
Zoom in with John Waldman: Restoring Atlantic Rivers & Their Great Fish Migrations
December 15 from 12:00-1:00 PM
Please join NRCM in welcoming John Waldman — scientist, author, and educator — to discuss how we can restore Maine's rivers and the great fish migrations to which they were once home. Learn more about John and RSVP using button below.
Polar Bear Dip & Dash
Saturday, December 31, Southern Maine Community College, South Portland
The 15th annual NRCM Polar Bear Dip & Dash is back in person this year! Registration is $65. You can also participate virtually if you can't join us on Dec. 31st. Dip, dash (5K), or both in support of NRCM's climate work. Come solo or form a team to participate in this fun-filled event. Click the link below to learn more and register. See you at the beach!
Past Events
November 3, 2022: Zoom in with NRCM—The Future of Maine’s Electric Grid
Zoom in with NRCM: The future of Maine’s electric grid Thursday, November 3, 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Maine is already building...
November 1, 2022: 50 Years of the Clean Water Act in Maine, Waterville
Fifty years ago, Maine’s rivers were open sewers for the conveyance of industrial and municipal waste. Today they have become...
October 26, 2022: Conservation Leadership Awards, Hallowell
NRCM Conservation Leadership Awards Celebration We gathered at Maple Hill Farm to honor this year's outstanding Conservation Leadership Award recipients:...
September 14, 2022: Consistent and Compelling: Maine’s Model for Mitigating Climate Change, Orono
Maine’s state motto – Dirigo (“I lead”) – is a fitting one, especially when it comes to combatting climate change....
September 15, 2022: Zoom in with Edward Humes: Our Dirty Love Affair with Trash
What is America's largest export, most prodigious product, and greatest legacy — the biggest thing we make? Our trash. NRCM...
September 29, 2022: Celebrate 50 Years of Clean Water Progress, Lewiston
50 years ago, the Androscoggin River was a stark example of the need for change: heavily polluted, unsafe for recreation,...
September 28, 2022: Conversations with Master Maine Guides Roger Lambert & Milt Baston, Farmington
Thanks to everyone who joined NRCM at Twice Sold Tales in Farmington on Wednesday, September 28th as we hosted Maine...
