How did the Farmers’ Almanac do last winter with the New England forecast? Not bad.

And as summers get increasingly hotter in Maine, they can play a key role in cutting cooling costs.

Expect a new (old) iris garden, a woodland garden and a meadow – and programming changes are in the works, too.

In Camden, there's a talk on climate change, fisheries and more.

The group has just launched a special section in its Nature Store dedicated to sustainable consumer goods.

So why don't we eat canned sardines, and what will it take to persuade us?

This one's for the doubters.

The Brunswick bike shop owner is rejoicing in the fungal fruits of a wet, late summer.

You'll find ketjap manis in most Asian groceries.

It all starts with the search for eggs.

Many residents have reported sightings in what seems like a banner year for the butterflies, but is it a sign of recovery?

Managing the process helps environmentally friendly cooks avoid pouring pints of used marinade down the drain.

Run to the store and pick up some bugbane.

'Native Plants for New England Gardens' is timely for pollinators and for you.

For this one, you don't even need a boat.

Eat all the pie you want this month, but carry it in style with these holders.

The summer of 2018 has been a big one for him, with his first craft vinegar making its way into stores across southern Maine.

Like bananas and oranges, melons come with their own perfectly compostable carrying cases.

Man-made lighting threatens creatures such as birds, bats and insects that rely on darkness to forage, mate and more.

Filmmaker Sriram Murali addresses the question in his new movie, which will be shown at 'Stars over Katahdin.'

A number of common seed mixes contain an ingredient unappealing to most birds.

Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer is coming to speak at Maine Audubon.

Come September she'll be doing it at Borestone Mountain Audubon Sanctuary.

You'll enjoy its peppery bite in salads in September.

Shifting baselines may prompt us to celebrate a wildlife population rebound that looks impressive over 30 years but actually pales against population numbers thousands of years ago.