Natural Resources Council of Maine and Maine Audubon hosted a screening of “Rubber Jellyfish,” a film about balloon litter and its harm on the environment and wildlife. Kennebunk High School student Will Jones also spokeabout his passion for and work on this important issue. “Rubber Jellyfish” film screening Thursday, March 21 at 7:00 p.m. 20 Read More
Past Events
March 9, 2019: Snowshoe/Hike through Howard Hill, Hallowell
A Walk through Howard Hill! The 164-acre Howard Hill is the scenic forested backdrop to the Maine State House, and one of Augusta’s largest remaining undeveloped parcels of land. With support from Kennebec Land Trust (KLT) members, private foundations, Maine businesses, and the Land for Maine’s Future program, KLT and the City of Augusta are Read More
February 7, 2019: Clean Water Rule Citizen’s Hearing, Portland
In a state like Maine, we rely on clean water for drinking, tourism, and our outdoor recreation economy. But the EPA has proposed scrapping the Clean Water Rule, a protection under the Clean Water Act that safeguards our streams and wetlands. The proposed replacement, dubbed the “Dirty Water Rule,” would jeopardize the drinking water our Read More
January 16, 2019: “Defending the Arctic Refuge”: Film Screening and Discussion, Falmouth
Wednesday, January 16, 2019 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. Maine Audubon, 20 Gilsland Farm Road, Falmouth, ME 04105 $10 for members of WAC, Maine Audubon, and NRCM; $15 for non-members. All proceeds from the event went to the filmmakers. NRCM, in collaboration with the World Affairs Council of Maine and Maine Audubon, hosted a film screening Read More
December 31, 2018: Polar Bear Dash in Portland’s East End
Thanks to everyone who joined us in Portland on Monday, December 31 for the Natural Resources Council of Maine’s 11th annual Polar Bear Dip & Dash. You can still donate in support of your favorite team or individual! Race results will be available at https://www.3craceproductions.com/prevresults.php. See photos and video from Maine Running Photos. NRCM’s chilling and thrilling 5k and polar bear Read More
November 29, 2018: Throwback Runway Fashion Show to Benefit NRCM, Augusta
The Natural Resources Council of Maine invited you to join us at Aveda Institute Maine in Augusta on Thursday, November 29 for this fun fashion show by Aveda students! Aveda Institute Maine hosted a “Throwback Runway,” celebrating 40 years of Aveda! This event showcased students’ work as they create Aveda-inspired looks from past collections. All proceeds Read More
November 8, 2018: “2018 Elections and the Future of Maine’s Environment,” Portland
The Natural Resources Council of Maine invited guests to USM’s Glickman Library, 314 Forest Avenue, Portland on Thursday, November 8 for a post-election discussion. Although NRCM cannot by law get involved in candidate elections, we have a strong interest in the results. This year’s races are certain to affect Maine’s environment — no matter who wins. There were Read More
October 18, 2018: “Cumberland County: Take Action for Maine’s Environment,” Falmouth
With so many environmental rollbacks being proposed by the Trump Administration, now is time to rise up together to fight back against the Trump Administration’s anti-science, anti-environment agenda. NRCM invited members to attend this event to learn more about the threats we face and how to take action for Maine’s environment. The event was held Read More
October 17, 2018: NRCM’s Conservation Leadership Awards, Yarmouth
NRCM’s Annual Conservation Leadership Awards A former Republican legislator who crafted several of Maine’s most important environmental laws. A shellfish grower turned climate activist. A couple of fearless advocates for Maine’s natural resources. And this year’s winner of the People’s Choice Award. Thanks to all who joined us on Wednesday, October 17, for NRCM’s 2018 Read More
