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Funding for two western Maine conservation projects remains uncertain due to lingering concerns about public access.
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The projects include one in Wells that will create a new portion of the Eastern Trail, as well as a 279 acre acquisition for the city of Ellsworth near Branch Lake to preserve public drinking water access.
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STONINGTON, Maine - A Maine land conservation program will use more than $1 million to preserve working waterfront areas, including sites that are…
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Democratic Gov. Janet Mills is backing a $95 million bond proposal for the Land for Maine Future program and improvements at state-owned parks and…
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AUGUSTA, Maine - The board that controls land preservation grants in Maine is asking for proposals that would help protect working waterfront areas of the…
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AUGUSTA, Maine - Maine lawmakers are studying land conservation, a topic often derided by Republican Gov. Paul LePage as a tax giveaway for the wealthy. A…
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The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry is moving to acquire a $1.2 million conservation easement to protect a remote plantation of…
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A Maine businessman and a national conservation group are seeking $6 million to protect a prized plantation of sugar maples in Somerset County. But the…
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AUGUSTA, Maine - A bill that revives $6.5 million in voter-approved Land for Maine's Future conservation bonds is heading to the desk of Gov. Paul…
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AUGUSTA, Maine — The Maine House has taken what some say is as a first step toward ending an often acrimonious standoff between Governor Paul LePage and…