Maine Audubon

Warming winters allow once rare species to stay in southern parts of the state year round.

This year marks the 125th anniversary of the Audubon Society's Christmas Bird Count. In Maine, the tradition has been popular since the 1960s, and happens all across the state, from the Greater Portland area to Monhegan Island.

Maine Audubon says its annual loon count numbers are up slightly from last year, at 3,146 adults and 420 chicks.

The Maine Climate Council has voted to adopt recommendations for the state’s Climate Action Plan. The document is meant to guide the state toward reaching…

A new report in the journal Science indicates that the number of birds in North America has declined by several billion in the past 40 years. The…

AUGUSTA, Maine - Maine conservationists are hopeful a new database about roadkill will protect the state's critters from becoming statistics. The Portland…

Plastics harm the environment in many different ways, on land and in the ocean. They entangle wildlife, create massive floating islands of trash in the…

This time of year, there's an evening spectacle taking place in treetops in cities, towns and around the countryside. Hundreds, and in some cases…

Throughout Maine, volunteers contribute legwork and observations for citizen science projects. These citizen scientists gather valuable data on wildlife,…

FALMOUTH, Maine (AP) - Maine Audubon is looking for volunteers to watch roads for signs of animal crossings to help reduce wildlife roadkill. Animal…