@tncmaine

@tncmaine has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in October 2019. The social media accounts linked to from @tncmaine are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, tncmaine has populated their site with: • Dr. Darren Ranco - Public Talk • Manatees in Crisis in Belize - Narrated by Meryl Streep | VR180 | Ocean Conservation • Building Safer Roads in a Region on the Move | TNC • Welcome, 2026 Seasonal Staff! The Nature Conservancy in Maine | Jun, 2026 | Medium • 6 Reasons Protecting Nature is the Smartest Investment | TNC • Kennebunk Plains Preserve - LMF Field Visit to see the Blazing Star • Rachel Carson Salt Pond Preserve Volunteer Sign-up • State of Casco Bay, Maine - Casco Bay Estuary Partnership • Saco Heath - Visitor Use Survey • Partnering with Indigenous People and Local Communities • Find a preserve near you with our interactive map. • Combustion for Conservation • Magalloway Webinar Registration - Zoom • Kennebec River Ramble | June 28, 2026 - Skowhegan Outdoors • American Elm: Restoring the Iconic Tree for Healthy Floodplains • Fish passage, flood control and a Maine town united | Nature Connects • Bird Walk at Viles Arboretum - Augusta Tickets, Tuesday, May 19 • 7 AM - 8:30 AM | Eventbrite • Emerald Ash Borer Awareness Week 2026 WEBINAR SERIES - Don't Move Firewood • TNC Forest Conservation, Restoration & Management Work Worldwide • Honor Earth Day every day. | Ideas to celebrate and take action • A Conversation with a River Restoration Expert • TNC Wildlife Connectivity in the Northeast • Students envision Maine’s energy future at Common Good Energy Challenge – The Bowdoin Orient • Fresh Tracks: RLHT Winter Events • Winter Wildlife Watching | The Nature Conservancy • Sign Up for Our Nature Lab Newsletter | TNC • Healthy Kennebec, Healthy Maine | Opinion • Talk – Priorities for Prescribed Fire Research and Management in Maine – A Panel Discussion - Senator George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions - University of Maine • Survey: Home Energy Project Costs • A Happy Hour for Nature: Conserving the Magalloway • Nature Is the Solution Podcast | The Nature Conservancy • New Maine law about nighttime light levels takes effect in 2026 • A Field Guide to Tracking in Your Neighborhood - Cool Green Science • Field Inclusive Week 2026 - Field Inclusive, Inc. • Should You Provide Birds Water in Winter? • On “Trash” Birds: Rethinking How We Label Common Species • The Only Birding Apps You'll Ever Need - Cool Green Science • TREX: Training New Leaders in Fire Management • Instream Restoration in the Meduxnekeag River • Real vs. Fake—Which Christmas Tree Is Better for the Environment? • Results from the 2025 annual loon count indicate the population in Maine is healthy and stable | Maine Public • Cool Green Holiday Book Review 2025 - Cool Green Science • Mistletoe: A Natural and Human History • Emerald Ash Borer FAQs (with clickable links) • How We Support U.S. Conservation Policy | The Nature Conservancy • Kahoot! Interactive Species Course • Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) Report Form : Forest Health & Monitoring : Maine Forest Service : Maine Agriculture, Conservation, Forestry (DACF) • Restoring Balance to the Kennebec River • “Fisheries Trust of Maine” Will Ensure Access for Generations • Wild Oysters Make a Comeback in Maine | Civil EatsWild Oysters Make a Comeback in Maine | Civil Eats • Webinar: Winter Heating Resources for Maine People • TNC's Resilient and Connected Appalachians Grant Program • Benefits of Nature for Veterans • Partners Take Flight to Protect Land in Maine | LightHawk • CIHR WCC2025 Human Rights based Approaches to Conservation Progress in Practice 10 3 25.pdf - Google Drive • Women in Climate: Policy • A Tale of 25,000 Culverts • Conserving the Land and Waters of the Magalloway: Webinar Recording • Protect Conservation Funding | The Nature Conservancy • Register for Maine's green schools symposium • Penobscot River, 10-Lighthouse, All Day Cruise | Bar Harbor Whale Watching Company - HPP • The Magalloway Conservation Collaborative Maine • Rut Watch: Maine Deer Spy: White-tailed Deer: Mammals: Species Information: Wildlife: Fish & Wildlife: Maine Dept of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife • A Walk in the Woods: Reading New England’s Forests • Historic conservation project offers new era for Kennebec River • Volunteer Cleanup Day at Flying Point Preserve • Leaf Peepin' 🍂 - playlist by TNC in Maine | Spotify • River Renewal: Seven Stories Inspiring Hope • Talk - Hunting for Truth: PFAS Impacts in Maine’s Natural Food Sources - Senator George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions - University of Maine • Hunting at TNC Maine Preserves: What You Need to Know | by The Nature Conservancy in Maine | Medium • Defend the Land and Water Conservation Fund • Bowdoin Exhibition: "As Maine Goes" • Educating Youth for Climate Action • What’s That Weird Noise in the Night? • 2025 Maine State Wildlife Action Plan Revision • Tell Congress: Protect Conservation Funding • Climate Strong Communities • Efforts to Connect More Mainers to Nature Deserve Our Appreciation and Support • The Nature of Resilience • International Monarch Monitoring Blitz • Earth Day in July • MOFF - Maine Outdoor Film Festival • The Ultimate Appalachians Road Trip • Defend Public Lands • Science in Action Webinar: "Ocean Innovators" • Fire season and drought influence fire effects on invasive grasses: A meta‐analysis • Recovering the Past: A History That Mirrors My Own • Selecting Plants for Pollinators • Home - GSI Impact Hub • The Underfunded, Underestimated, Yet Critical Side of Conservation • Stand Up to Plastic Pollution • National Geographic Society & The Nature Conservancy Freshwater and Community Conservation Externship • Creating a Pollinator Paradise • The Only Birding Apps You'll Ever Need • Alewife Migration Walk with Queerly ME • Bath Resilience Open House: Learn and Connect • World Wide Wood - Google Arts & Culture • Magalloway Connections Puzzle • Laws & Rules: Hunting: Hunting & Trapping: Maine Dept of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife • Home - Sebago Clean Waters • Earth Day Book Review 2025 • Maine Audubon: Emerald Ash Borer Webinar Series • Marine Mapping Tool Webinar • Places We Protect • New “Fisheries Trust of Maine” Will Ensure Access for Generations of Maine Fishermen • Annual Conference — maine environmental education association • Earth Month 2025 • Pledge to protect America’s public lands • Bowdoin Earth Day Celebration • South Portland Earth Day Resource Fair • States are Essential in Reducing Pollution and Expanding the Clean Energy Economy • With the Right Tools, Seaweed Can Be an Important Piece of the Climate Puzzle • Marine Mapping Tool • The Real Reason You See Earthworms After Rain • A Burning Need for Conservation 🔥 • Join Us to Join Maine • Smelt Survey Training (Downeast) • Teaching About Climate Justice — maine environmental education association • MEEA Zine Making Workshop with Ray Mills • 2025 Maine Sustainability & Water Conference • The Future Forest: The Appalachians face multiple threats. Scientists are working to boost their adaptability. • Congress must preserve its funding and staffing for nature • BTLT Event: Voices of Changemakers • Celebrate Spring Early at Phenomenal: Spring 2025 - Our Seasonal Story Slam - Maine Audubon • A Peace of Forest Film Screening at USM's Hannaford Hall • Job Posting: Part-Time Office Manager • Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians acquires 1,327 acres - The County • Senator Black addresses Sandy River watershed flooding issues • Smelt Survey Training (Southern, Midcoast, and Penobscot regions) • Follow The Water Premiere - Sebago Clean Waters • Webinar: Improving the Odds for Beach Nesting Birds • MDIF&W Nature-Based Educational Tools & Activities • 6 Ways Trees Benefit All of Us • Talk - Casting a Wide Net: Diversity of Perspectives Improves Management of Gulf of Maine Ecosystems • How to Remove Skunk Scent (And No, It’s Not Tomato Juice) • The Power of Forests • Zine Making Workshop | Registration • Top 10 Winter Wildlife Experiences • 2025 Theme Kickoff and PHC Annual Meeting - Pejepscot History Center • Kezar River South Project — Greater Lovell Land Trust • Advancing Policy in the United States • Climate & ME Youth Summit | Maine Climate Plan • Nature Connects: Expanding and securing public access to Maine’s great outdoors • A Field Guide to Tracking in Your Neighborhood • Nature Connects Webinar Series • The Polls Are In and It’s Nature for the Win • Fellowships and Organizers — maine environmental education association • Ice Safety Tips • Maine program receives $1.2 million to help restore wetlands • Community Science Projects • First Day Hikes: Activities & Events: Discover History & Explore Nature: State Parks and Public Lands: Maine DACF • When Only a Hippopotamus Will Do • The Listen Project: Public Youth Survey • Celebrating “Women in Climate: Forests” • What is your carbon footprint? • Nature Connects Webinar Series: Coastal Restoration • Cool Green Holiday Book Review 2024 • High Peaks Alliance & Volunteers Open Access to Newly Conserved Land | High Peaks Alliance • Maine Audubon’s 41st Annual Loon Count Results Show Healthy Loon Population - Maine Audubon • A Climate Action Happy Hour with The Nature Conservancy in Maine • The Role of Data, Spatial Tools and Policy in Designing Offshore Wind Projects to Create Biodiversity Positive Outcomes • The Ultimate Guide to the Wild Turkey • MDIFW Community Science Projects • Brunswick Climate Action Plan • Stimulating a Sea Change in Fishery Management • Biodiversity 101: What you need to know about the variety of life on Earth • Hunting at TNC Maine Preserves: What You Need to Know • Webinar: Understanding the Interactions Between Fish, Fish Habitat and Offshore Wind in an Ever-changing Ocean • COP29: Your Guide to the 2024 UN Climate Change Conference in in Baku, Azerbaijan • The Threat Multiplier • Big State and Local Wins for Climate and Conservation in the United States • CEO Statement on 2024 Presidential Election Results • Speak Up For Nature • Maine Conservation Learning to Shift from “Protecting” to Connecting • Maine to receive $40.5 million to respond to climate change effects • Intersectional Insights - A LinkedIn Live Discussion Series with James Page | LinkedIn • Maine Summit Trek for Tree - Tree Street Youth • Offshore Wind in the U.S. (info and webinars) • Maine Climate Council: Feedback Form • 🎬 The Trails that Connect Us: A World Trails Film Festival Screening • EV Charging Initiatives - Efficiency Maine • Stream Smart Workshops - Maine Audubon • Maine Deer Spy: A Community Science Project • Women in Climate: Forests🌲 • Start Summit Ideate • Volunteer Coastal Cleanup Day: Register Here! 💙 • Whales and Offshore Wind: Addressing Myths and Matters of Fact • Maine Climate Council: Survey & Recommendations • MEEA Changemakers Gathering (Application) • Maine Won’t Wait 2.0 Youth Art Challenge • Nature Connects Webinar Series (Offshore Wind & Other Topics) • Thompsons Point Listing - State Theatre, Portland Maine • Volunteer Trail Workday Registration (August 14) • A windfall: Can offshore wind save money and the planet? • Which Indigenous lands are you on? This map will show you • TNC Maine's Commitment to Collaborating with Indigenous Peoples • Rivers Reborn: Alewives Continue to Make a Recovery in the Penobscot Watershed in Maine • Conservation on the Half Shell (Working with Oysters in Maine) • Strange and Unbelievable Facts About Shrews • Seaweed Farms Can Help Combat Climate Change • Learn more about TNC in Maine • Maine Outdoor Film Festival 🎬💚 • Mothing 101 • Our Great Bear Sea • National Forest Week™ • Has Popham’s effort to save dunes with Christmas trees paid off? • MERLIN Podcast EP.8 – Stories from the water’s edge: getting freshwater restoration done in Europe • 50 Species, 50 States: 50 Years of Action for Nature • World Fish Migration Day 2024 Report • Nature Lab • Maine Lakes Restoring the Flow: The Removal of Edes Falls Dam • www.maine.gov • Working Waterfront | Maine Coast Fishermen's Association • Maine Climate Council on track to meet several goals, focus shifts to conservation • Create a Buzzworthy Backyard: Eight Great Ways to Help Pollinators and Other Insects Thrive • Juneteenth • The Connectivity, Climate and Communities Fund • 9 Ways You Depend on a Healthy Ocean • How Maine's Salt Marshes Can Save the Day • World Environment Day • TNC Maine Volunteer Trail Workday 💚 • Maine Trails Coalition • Rachel Carson Salt Pond Preserve • Maine Calling: River Restoration • Welcome to Kennebunk Plains • Royal River: World Fish Migration Day • Over 2,700 Acres of Critical Wildlife Habitat Protected in Maine’s High Peaks Region • Buzzing Across America • Grove Collaborative x Sebago Clean Waters • 2030 Vision Climate Convergence | CEBE • Secretary of Commerce Appoints Eight new Committee Members to NOAA’s Marine Fisheries Advisory Committee • General 1 — ClimateWork Maine • Cleanup Day on Red Brook - Sebago TU x Maine Fly Guys • How Locals Are Saving ‘the Yosemite of South America’ • Seaweed Week – A Food and Drink Festival Celebrating Maine's Kelp Harvest • Plant a Billion Trees • Fish Migration Tales (Hybrid Program) • Maine Big Night: Amphibian Migration Monitoring • Cool Green Science Blog • Forestry experts work to prevent pine-killing beetle from infesting Maine • Changemakers Residency Program — maine environmental education association • Warming Centers in Maine • Restoring Resilience: Tidal Salt Marsh Restoration in Hancock County – Frenchman Bay Conservancy • Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Terrellyn Fearn Lecture. • Steward Field Assistant Job Application • 2024 Smelt Survey: Training Registration, April 1 • Black Bears: How to Avoid or Resolve a Wildlife Conflict: Living with Wildlife: Wildlife: Fish & Wildlife: Maine Dept of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife • Landowners increasingly use controlled burns to reduce risk as wildfires increase in Maine • Study finds endangered golden eagles in parts of Maine for the first time in years • Why Europe is dismantling its dams • Local Wood WORKS Job Advert 🌲 • We're Hiring! 🌊 • Spawning Smelt Survey - Participant Training (March 4) • Wabanaki Alliance's LD 2007 Take Action Toolkit • Great Backyard Bird Count – Join us each February when the world comes together to watch, learn about, count, and celebrate birds. • Black History Month Community Wellness Fair, 2024! • The Benefits of Forest Conservation Easements — From the Ground Up • Make TNC Your Valentine 💚 • Help for Coastal Communities • Six Black Scientists and Conservation Advocates You Should Know • Lake Lessons from Tanzania • The Five Principles That Define Natural Climate Solutions • Start Summit: Decarbonizing the Built Environment • A New Research Initiative Enlists For-Hire Captains to Improve Cod Data Collection - On The Water • Getting to know Rachel Carson: best-selling author, scientist, conservationist, advocate | Lincoln County Historical Association • Working with Acorns - Brunswick-Topsham Land Trust • Webinar - "A Year in Review: Conservation and Climate Stories from 2023" • Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. - NPS Commemorations and Celebrations (U.S. National Park Service) • We Must Expand Access to Electric Vehicles to Help Meet Our Climate Goals • We're Hiring! • Maine officials want your used Christmas tree to help restore Popham Beach's sand dunes • WCME | Marine Man Geoff Smith on the WCME Midcoast Morning Buzz • 211 Maine | Services Directory & Assistance Programs • Maine Needs • From Maine to India: Protecting Source Water Systems with Water Funds (Camden Public Library) - Camden Conference • Maine's 1st Winter Bird Atlas • Executive Assistant for Associate State Director • 'Take It Down and They'll Return': The Stunning Revival of the Penobscot River • GMRI - Ecosystem Investigation Network • Debsconeag Lakes Wilderness Area Accessible Trail Feedback • 11 Ways to Decolonize Your Thanksgiving and Honor Native Peoples • Strange and Surprising Facts about Opossums • Connor Horton's Veterans Day interview on WCME • Yes on 6 • Indigenous Peoples' Day in Maine - Maine State Museum • TNC in Maine's Comittment to Collaborating with Indigenous Peoples • Berry Woods Preserve • TNC VT Names Eve Frankel as New State Director • Atlantic Salmon Benefit from Stream Restoration • Visit the Debsconeag Lakes Wilderness Area in Maine • Eat, Prey, Love: Fast Facts on the Remarkable Praying Mantis • America's Forests with Chuck Leavell | PBS • Great Wass Island Preserve • A Unique Fellowship Exemplifies Maine’s Global Impact • Giant Trolls (Guardians of the Seeds) • Reflections on a Smoky Maine Bike Ride • Recovering America’s Wildlife Act • The Historical Legacy of Juneteenth • State of Black Maine Symposium • Ten Ways to Unlock an Ocean of Opportunity • Opinion: Furbish’s lousewort is still very much in danger • Summit 2023 — ClimateWork Maine • Critical 13,500-Acre Section of Western Maine Protected • Facts on Fiddleheads - University of Maine Cooperative Extension • The Promise of Seaweed • Seaweed Week: A Food and Drink Festival Celebrating Maine's Kelp Harvest – April 22 through May 1, 2022 • Executive Assistant (6 Month) • Maine’s EV Charging Network Expands Northward and Touts Significant New Funding Opportunities - Efficiency Maine • Bath installing more electric vehicle charging stations • Sebago Clean Waters Impact Report 2018-2022 • Walking In Rachel Carson's Footsteps • 2023 Smelt Survey: March 7 Training Registration • TNC Maine Climate and Oceans • Northern ME Stewardship Assistant • Major Gifts Manager • Exploring Care at TNC Maine • Maine Environmental Changemakers Fellowship • Director of Conservation Science • Hooked on Fishing (HOFNOD) - Ice Fishing Clinics • Women's Contributions to Solving the Climate Crisis • Women in Climate: Community • Downeast ME Stewadship Assistant • Stewardship Field Assistant • Black Americans Re-Embrace the Outdoors After Generations of Exclusion • Commentary: 2023 brings new opportunities to invest in Maine’s climate resilience • Getting Smarter about Solar Siting • Learning from Each Other: TNC and MEEA • The Threat Multiplier: A Maine Veteran Reflects on Climate Change and Global Security • Electric Buses in Maine • Finding Frost Fish - Training Registration • Careers at Piscataquis County Soil & Water Conservation District! • Outdoor Equity Fund • Kate Dempsey on Panel - The Clean Water Act: 50 Years and Counting • Carbon in the North Maine Woods could help New England reach a climate benchmark • Land Conservation Project Manager Application • More clean energy is coming to Maine. Where we put it matters. • Maine Calling • Voices from the Barrens - Film & Panel Discussion • Strengthening Conservation through Growth and Sharing • Honey bees are another victim of Maine’s drought • U.S. Supreme Court Ruling Hurts Ability to Reach Climate Goals • How many fish are in the sea? New rules intend to help with the count • Obituary: Sherry F. Huber • Maine Natural Resource Conservation Program (MNRCP) • Legacy Club • Maine Calling: Celebrating Migrating Fish! • Removing Barriers for Healthy Rivers and Fisheries • Celebrate World Fish Migration Day on 5/21 in Augusta! • Active Transportation Plan Survey • What if trees didnt fall in the forest? • TNC Celebrates World Fish Migration Day on May 9 • On the boardwalk: Explore the bog at the Saco Heath • Join a Global Celebration of Healthy Rivers this May! • Community-Driven Climate Education Bill Receives Over $2 Million in Funding to Support Maine Teachers • Why We Work with Fire • Mills Announces $2.5 Million for 75 Communities to Fight Climate Change • A great opportunity to speak up for Maine climate bills • Maine Voices: Rare bird reminds us of the ways in which conservation pays off • The Latest IPCC Report: What is it and why does it matter? • CNN Article: Kelly Martin, Fire Boss • A Pathway to Farming • Welcome Bea Hesselbart! • Hunting: Breaking the Stereotype - Event Registration • Watch out for ticks • Nancy Sferra and the Evolution of Conservation • Groundwater: Our Most Valuable Hidden Resource • Down East: How to Find Hope in the Climate Crisis • Grafton Forest Project • Working with Fire • Knock out Brown Tail Moths! • Smelt Survey: Southern Maine to Penobscot Bay (Zone 1 & 2) March 2 at 4:00 pm Eastern • Smelt Survey: East of Penobscot Bay to the Canadian Border (Zone 3) March 30 at 4:00 pm Eastern • Conserving the Appalachians • TNC Maine announces Eben Sypitkowski as new Director of Land Management • Heading into the 2022 Maine Legislative Session • 2022 Jed Wright Fellowship for River Health • Community Engagement Fellow w/ Tree Street Youth • An Asian Sea Eagle Is Roaming New England • 3 Keys to a more Sustainable World in 2022 • HIRING: Northern Maine Stewardship Intern • HIRING: Southern Maine Land Steward\Burn Leader • HIRING: Stewardship Field Assistants • Bringing Back the Bagaduce • More than 12,000 acres will be permanently protected in western Maine • 2021 John Cole Award Winners • We're Hiring: Aquatic Restoration Manager • #WorldSoilDay: Farming for a Sustainable Future • Ologies: Forensic Ecology (NATURE DETECTIVE) with Tiara Moore • Gen Z fears Maine isn’t doing enough to stop the climate change crisis • Documentary captures how one Maine town grappled with its racism and changed • A Healthy Ocean Depends on Sustainably Managed Fisheries • Largest-Ever U.S. Climate Investment Clears U.S. House of Representatives • Wabanaki Place Names are Everywhere in Maine • UMaine MARINE event on the Blue Economy in Maine • A New Rule to Reduce Truck Emissions in Maine • APPLY NOW: Director of Land Management • As Maine warms up, prescribed burns become more necessary • Construction and conservation agree: Now is the time to invest in infrastructure • Take Climate Action: COP26 • Changemakers Residency Program • Maine’s First Electric School Bus Comes to Mount Desert Island • Tree-Killing Pests Are Increasing the Threats of Climate Change • The Secrets of New England’s Last Great Old-Growth Forest • A Virtual Rally on Indigenous Peoples’ Day • National Thrive Outside Day 2021 • Biodiversity at the Boundary • Where to see foliage this year around the Midcoast • Saco Heath: Reflections on a Special Place • TNC & Partners Conserve 13,500 Acres in Downeast Maine • Latinidad Heritage Month on Sept 23 • Maine Environmental Changemakers Network • Fish and Chips • 2021 Photo Contest Details • 2021 Legislative Session Recap • WE'RE HIRING: Watershed Restoration Specialist • Broadcasting the Next Generation • WE'RE HIRING: Conservation Ecologist • Conserving America the Beautiful • WE'RE HIRING: Outreach Manager • WE'RE HIRING: Associate Director of Development • Studying the Benefits of Kelp • What Does the Future Hold for Maine and Wildfire? • What Happens After Dam Removals • 6/16 Webinar: Conservation in Partnership with Indigenous Peoples • Maine's $1 Coin Program • Abandoned in the Wilderness • You won’t be fishing for great views atop Trout Mountain’s fire tower • HIRING: Conservation Coordinator • World Bee Day Event • The Last of the Port Clyde Groundfishermen • From Farm to Table: Building an Inclusive Food System • How Maine’s Salt Marshes Can Save the Day • $7 Million Federal Award Will Fund Stream Connectivity • “Restoring the Penobscot River” Panel Presentation • NOW HIRING: Maine Development Coordinator • Kate Dempsey presents Speaking Up for Nature • Two pages from Dorothy Wordsworth's Grasmere Journal • We Can't Save the Planet Without Women • The Life of a Conservation Forester • Identifying Browntail Moth Winter Nests • Blunt Youth Radio Project on Climate Change • Nature Connects Webinar: Dr. Mark Anderson • Winter Is Worth It • WE'RE HIRING: Southern Maine Land Steward\Burn Crew Leader • WE'RE HIRING: Stewardship Field Assistants • WE'RE HIRING: Conservation Data Manager • Statement on Events at the United States Capitol • Preserving not just the most beautiful landscapes, but the most resilient • WSJ: ‘From the Mountains to the Sea’ Review • More than one million barriers fragment Europe’s rivers • Give fishermen a voice in the wind energy debate • Why we’re celebrating Maine’s new climate action plan • The Important Role of Conservation in the Maine Climate Action Plan • Holding up the Sky: Wabanaki people, culture, history & art • A Special Virtual Panel with the Producers of PBS's The Age of Nature • Coalition calls on everyone to get outside safely this winter • The power of nature inspires and heals • The Nature Conservancy’s Statement on U.S. Elections • More Information Helps Fish (and Fish Lovers Like Me) • TODAY Show: TNC supporting oyster farmers during COVID-19 • Maine has 677 kinds of spiders! • Join a Global Celebration of Healthy Rivers! • Age of Nature Student Challenge Winners • Alarmed by Scope of Wildfires, Officials Turn to Native Americans for Help • Saving the Future for Biodiversity • Amendment 23 Will Provide Critical Information for Fisheries Management • As resource managers consider increased groundfish monitoring, fishermen have mixed responses • Maine Foliage Report • $8M in federal funding for Sebago Clean Waters • American environmentalism’s racist roots have shaped global thinking about conservation • A Maine scientist is helping shape river restoration in Europe • Age of Nature Student Challenege • Outdoor Afro "Glamp In" RSVP • NatGeo: James Edward Mills • Black Women and the Fight for Voting Rights • Boundary Mountains Preserve • Want a healthy planet? Check your rivers • Maine’s Changemakers at Work Event Registration • COVID-19 and indigenous peoples’ resilience • Living Planet Index for Migratory Freshwater Fish • House Approves Great American Outdoors Act • Maine's Forests Are a Critical Natural Climate Solution • We Can't Solve the Climate Crisis Unless Black Lives Matter • A Nation's Story: "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?" • Why Every Environmentalist Should Be Anti-Racist • Eyespot Galls • Reading list: Racism and the Environment • Racism derails our attempts to fight the climate crisis • Environmentalists Cannot Remain Silent on Racism • Fishing for Better Data • NYT on Salamander Migration in Maine • Fish, Forest, and Family • Sebago Clean Waters • Maine Forest Tick Survey • Restoring the Penobscot River • Maine Farm and Seafood Products Directory • Three Steps for Mainers to Follow Before Heading Outdoors • Press Herald: Explore These Wildlands • TNC in Maine preserve images for your computer background! • Hate Birding Lists? Try A Yard List • Women on the Firelines • From Maine to India • Working with fishermen for sustainability in the Gulf of Maine • A Bright Future for Maine Towns with LEDs • How to Tackle Climate Change in Maine • Fish for Free this weekend • Aren't You Afraid? No, I'm a Scientist. • Jed Wright Fellow Application • Black Leaders in Science and Conservation • Wildland Fire Fighting Training • Over $3.7 million awarded for wetland conservation • Part of the Katahdin Community • TNC Photo Contest: Beauty of Winter • Maine Women Magazine • St. John River film and story • Playbook for Climate Action • Maine Women in Conservation • A Veteran’s Next Big Mission • Volunteer with us! • Hiring an Events Manager • Geospatial Conservation • Spooky Species & Weird Science • A Burning Need for Conservation • Indigenous People's Day