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Forest Society of Maine: Conservation Connections from the Forests to the Coast
This page is sponsored by the Ocean Ledges Fund of the Maine Community Foundation with the goal of supporting education and conservation.
Maine Center for Coastal Fisheries
It’s 3 a.m. on a mid-September morning as Captain Matt Trundy swings his 43-foot fishing boat F/V Savanna Says toward the thorofare off Stonington Harbor.
Coastal Mountains Land Trust
Prominent by sea and land, the coastal mountains that run along the western side of Penobscot Bay east to Mount Desert island are part of a scenic landscape that defines the incredible sense of place of this region.
Saving wild fish and their rivers
Since 1982 the Downeast Salmon Federation has worked tirelessly with citizens, local government, state and federal agencies, and tribal communities to assure that our rivers and communities stay special and continue to thrive.
Creating the Silicon Valley of Climate Change
When one hears the words Silicon Valley, one often thinks of the world’s tech capital, where giants such as Google, Facebook, and Hewlett-Packard emerged as giants. Silicon Valley became the epicenter of tech, where the best and brightest scientists and developers were met with venture capital and government funding to tackle some of the world’s most pressing challenges.
Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park
Schoodic Institute is the largest of 18 Research Learning Centers in the National Park System.
Downeast Lakes Land Trust
Protecting land, public access, and a way of life
Friends of the Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge
The Friends of the Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge was founded to support the Refuge in its efforts to conserve, preserve and enhance the rich diversity of coastal habitats, seabirds and other wildlife.
The Nature Conservancy: Ensuring a Healthy Future for the Gulf of Maine
The Gulf of Maine, chilled from arctic currents and rich with plankton, has historically been one of the most productive fishing grounds on Earth-one that supports Mainers, providing food for our tables and jobs for our neighbors.
