Events

Join us for an easy, family-friendly stroll along the Kenduskeag River Trail to discover and learn more about the wild creatures thriving in our own backyard. This walk will be fun and fascinating for nature-loving adults and curious kids of all ages. Bring your sense of wonder, and wear comfortable walking shoes. Co-sponsored with Bangor...

Join three Maine Master Naturalists for a leisurely walk to learn about some of the common wildflowers and ferns that thrive in our region. We’ll provide an overview of basic botany, and a quick tutorial on identifying ferns. From there we will venture down the trail, and see what flowering plants and ferns we can...

Join three Maine Master Naturalists for a leisurely walk to view and identify some of the common wildflowers and ferns that thrive in our region. We’ll start with an overview of basic botany, followed by a quick tutorial on how to spot the key differences between various types of ferns. From there we will venture...

FREE, online only; pre-register for Zoom link at https://maineaudubon.org/events . This webinar will shed some light on common animals that lurk in the dark. Learn about the secret lives of our night-dwelling neighbors.

Bi-weekly Bird Walks Fridays, June 12 & 26; July 10 & 24; August 14 & 28, 8-9:30 a.m. FREE Join a staff naturalist for this casual Friday morning walk series on the Fields Pond sanctuary trails. Open to all experience and ability levels.

Join Maine Audubon Naturalist Nathaniel Austin and Maine Master Naturalist Bob Milardo for an easy, slow-paced bird walk.  Over 10 species of warblers plus many other species are possible here, including bog specialties like Canada Warbler, Palm Warbler, and Lincoln’s Sparrow.  Suitable for all levels of birding experience.  Meet in the main parking area in...

Join a staff naturalist for this casual Friday morning walk series on the Fields Pond sanctuary trails. Open to all experience and ability levels. Fridays, June 26; July 10 & 24; August 14 & 28, 8-9:30 a.m. FREE  

Join us this summer for workshops and walks exploring how native plants can support wildlife habitat in your local landscape. In June we'll repot our overwintering native seedlings. You can bring in the ones you started this winter, or help staff repot our inventory. In July we'll hike the sanctuary to see what's in bloom....

The ethereal sounds of American Woodcock, Hermit and Wood Thrush, Common Nighthawk, and Whip-Poor-Will can be heard after sunset within the Walden Parke Preserve, a Bangor Land Trust property. Join Bangor Land Trust Executive Director Stephanie Lindsell and Maine Master Naturalist Bob Milardo for an evening walk to look and listen for them, along with...