Woodland residents allege potato waste turned their water orange
WOODLAND, Maine — Maine agricultural officials are investigating whether a Woodland Select Board member allowed fertilizer to be spread too
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Turkey pox a concern for hunters and homesteaders
There is a pox on wild turkeys in Maine. It’s a virus that can make the meat of the game
Read moreWolfden mine hearing, day 2: Pollution is inevitable
MILLINOCKET, Maine — Metallic mineral mines can seep toxic materials from any number of natural sources, according to expert testimony
Read moreMitchell Center to host talk on history of Maine’s rivers Oct. 23
ORONO — The Senator George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions at the University of Maine will host a talk,
Read moreYoung lobsters decline off New England, and fishermen will see new rules as a result
Surveys have detected a 39% decline in young lobsters in the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank areas for 2020-22
Read moreLand Trust host Water Science Day with Rangeley Lakes Regional School
RANGELEY – On a crisp September morning, the Rangeley Lakes Regional School 6th, 7th, and 8th graders were in the
Read moreMaine’s PFAS law draws objections from businesses around the world
Complex supply chains and inconsistent reporting requirements are making it hard for manufacturers to identify whether their products contain forever
Read moreCanadian company makes 2nd bid for zinc mine near Katahdin
Wolfden Chase Mtn. LLC says that Pickett Mountain has the country’s largest undeveloped reserves of a type of ore that
Read moreLUPC hearing centers on lack of concrete data about Wolfden mine
This story will be updated MILLINOCKET, Maine — Much of the information supplied in a Canadian junior mining company’s rezoning application
Read moreMCV and MCA to host Evening for the Environment
Featuring Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson in conversation with Penobscot Nation Ambassador Maulian Bryant PORTLAND — Maine Conservation Voters and Maine
Read moreWhat to do about pesky beavers at Tripp Pond?
Beavers are still active in Mud Pond, which is adjacent to Tripp Pond, and it’s only a matter of time
Read moreFrustrations overflow after lake group tries to keep Tripp Pond water levels high
Amid allegations of trespassing, trickery and a lake association gone rogue, long-time residents say their trust and the lake’s health
Read moreCould these be wolf pups in northern Maine?
There has long been debate about whether Maine has any resident wolves. People have reported a few sightings over the
Read moreProtecting Maine’s moose herd from winter ticks
Winter tick is the leading cause of death for moose less than one year of age. Read More
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