Callahan Mine site home to one of Maine’s earliest aquaculture projects
Home to the state’s most notorious former mine and one of its first commercial aquaculture projects, the Callahan Mine cleanup is set to be finished by 2026.
Aurora borealis captivates Mainers
Don't despair if you missed it — you'll have another chance, perhaps tonight or later this year.
Development and rising seas threaten Maine’s salt marshes, a key carbon sink
Advocates across Maine's coast are racing to give these ecosystems space to survive.
In Addison, a question over what is natural
A plan to remove tide gates in Addison is prompting residents to ask what it means to restore a habitat to its “natural” state.
It’s tough to build things in America. The Energy Permitting Reform Act could change that.
The Biden Administration hopes we’re in not just a season, but an infrastructure decade.
In Hancock, a years-long restoration project brings hope to a sinking marsh
Centuries of farming have altered the flow of water in Old Pond Marsh. Restoration experts are racing against time to save it.
In Scarborough, development and sea level rise threaten a beloved marsh
Conservation groups are racing to save Maine’s largest salt marsh from rising seas, development and polluted runoff.