Category: All in for the Maine outdoors
How to Dress Warm in the Winter
The key to a fun day of walking, ice fishing, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, or wildlife watching in the winter is staying warm and being prepared. Here are a few tips from Maine Game Wardens, biologists, and staff to make sure you (and your childr…
View Full ArticleWinter Wildlife Watching
By Education and Outreach Supervisor Laura Craver-Rogers Here in Maine we have a wonderful tradition of embracing our state’s winter weather with all sorts of outdoor activities. One of the most basic ways to get outdoors is to go for a walk and explor…
View Full ArticleJoin Judy Outside: Opening Day
By Commissioner Judy Camuso Over the past year, Covid 19 has changed almost every aspect of my life; from where and how I work, getting groceries, working out and most of all how often I get outside. I am an outdoor person, and I have always used the o…
View Full ArticleMighty Mini Owls
By Wildlife Promotional Coordinator Lauren McPherson Though calm in appearance, a feisty female saw-whet owl snapped her beak repeatedly, warning us of her very sharp, curved upper beak. With zygodactyl feet, two toes are usually in the front and two i…
View Full ArticleJoin Judy Outside: Fall Migration
By Commissioner Judy Camuso Sunday morning, I was vacuuming the living room, and over the drone of the vacuum I heard the telltale song of a black-billed cuckoo… “cu cu cu cu”…“cu cu cu cu.” I paused for a second, and thought “did I just hear that?” I…
View Full ArticleMake the Most of Your Staycation, Hire a Registered Maine Guide
This summer is a great opportunity to explore all Maine has to offer and try something new. But sometimes it can be intimidating to go to an area you aren’t familiar with or learn something you have never done. That’s why Registered Maine Guides h…
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