Join Maine Public and our two presenting partners – The Nature Conservancy in Maine and the Maine Education Association – as we start a conversation with Maine's citizens and high school students across our state around our collective relationship with the natural world around us.
We will explore topics and themes including:
What have our past mistakes taught us about nature?
How is our understanding of nature changing the way we live?
As the challenges we face mount, where are we heading next?
Thank you to all of our partners:
The Nature Conservancy in Maine
Maine Education Association
Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance
Age of Nature Student Projects
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Matthew Gilbert of Greely High School submitted this video for Maine Public's Age of Nature Student Challenge. It was selected as one of the best by our panel of educators. -
Emily Duncan of Gorham High School submitted this video for Maine Public's Age of Nature Student Challenge. It was selected as one of the best by our panel of educators. -
“Climate Change Indicator # 14: Tarpon Season Opens in Maine” is a wood and metal sculpture. -
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Hermon High School, class of 2023
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Olivia is a Junior at Madawaska Middle/High School
Age of Nature Tiny Screen Lectures
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Naturalists, environmentalists, and scientists sharing their experiences and viewpoints on the changing equation of man and nature. This is the first of three free, open to the public zoom lectures each with a featured speaker and an array of panelists. -
Naturalists, environmentalists, and scientists sharing their experiences and viewpoints on the changing equation of man and nature. This is the second of three free, open to the public zoom lectures each with a featured speaker and an array of panelists. -
Naturalists, environmentalists, and scientists sharing their experiences and viewpoints on the changing equation of man and nature. This is the third of three free, open to the public zoom lectures each with a featured speaker and an array of panelists.
