Join a naturalist online to learn about one Maine species each week. We'll explore everything from scientific names to extreme adaptations and odd morphology. Strengthen your knowledge of Maine's flora […]

Learn more about how and when to sow native seeds to get them ready for the growing season. Then come to the follow-up in-person workshops, November 9 at Fields Pond […]

Wild basketry is an ancient craft that transforms natural materials like grasses, vines, and tree bark into functional containers. Jessica Steele will guide participants in learning how to collect, process, […]

Winter is a great time to sow native seeds, so they'll be ready for a strong start come spring. In this hands-on workshop, Maine Audubon staff will show you how […]

Join us for the first post-COVID revival of our most popular annual fall birding trip.  We will carpool along the tidal Penobscot River out to Penobscot Bay, with stops in […]

Raptors are ultimate athletes that need nearly perfect bodily function to survive in the wild.  Despite expert medical care by wildlife rehabilitators, some injured raptors remain too physically compromised to […]

Have you ever wondered about stone walls out in the woods, or why some parts of the forest floor are smoother than others? What can a big oak or a […]

In this program, you'll learn about regional projects that focus on reintroducing native plants to the built environment. We'll hear about how native plantings are replacing popular exotic species in […]