Beaches Conference to address access, erosion

“The mussels I used to see in Back Cove three to four years ago are now gone. I don’t have an answer why.” —Peter Stocks

The Department of Transportation is planning a $7.5 million rebuild and widening of 1.5 miles of Route 1 from Camden Hills State Park north to the Lincolnville line.

Our organization is launching a project to support local leaders who want to ready their communities for future storms and floods…

The American lobster is the single most valuable species of fish landed in the United States.

The number of late-stage larvae has been decreasing since about 2007, which strongly correlates with the downward trend in seafloor settlement…

Strung between Antarctica and the Equator, a thin chain of islands in the South Atlantic Ocean lies almost abandoned by commerce. Once valued for whaling or as stopping points on the way to the capes at the tip of Africa and South America, these islands exist mostly in the minds of history buffs

Sea lampreys are a particularly gruesome kind of parasite, latching their circle of teeth into the flesh of other fish and even humans.

The populations of river-run fish started decreasing dramatically in Maine as long ago as the early 1800s.