Author Bill Gerencer shares his journey as a lobsterman, groundfisherman, restaurant cook and fish buyer—and reflects on this historic era for New England’s fishing community

The Appalachian Mountain Club has secured funding needed to completely manage and own nearly 130,000 contiguous acres of forestland in Maine's 100-Mile Wilderness.

Low river flows are making it hard to make electricity at the region's river dams.

Environmental activist Bill McKibben discusses his new book about how rapid adoption of solar and green energy worldwide gives him hope in the face of climage change

The agency has to clean or replace contaminated fire suppression systems at the Brunswick Executive Airport.

While some parts of Maine saw rain over the weekend, drought conditions are still in effect. They're affecting all types of crops — from apples to potatoes to wild blueberries. But the biggest challenge may be for farmers who grow hay to feed their livestock.

The group "Portland Cruise Control" wants the city to ban scrubber wash, the often-untreated discharge from systems that remove contaminants from marine engine exhaust.

Industry officials say a wet spring followed by prolonged drought has made it a difficult year for honeybees and other pollinators.

How emergency management works at the local and state levels, and what individuals and communities can do to prepare for a range of disasters and emergencies

Plans to install solar panels on more than 200 Indian Township homes have been on hold since late 2024.