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Maine Audubon's education department is honing its efforts on a large and very enthusiastic audience of learners: the students in Maine's public schools.

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Whether you're a novice or a wildlife expert, Maine Audubon's trips and activities are a great way to meet new people and learn new things about Maine.

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Famed Guides Garrett and Alexandra Conover lead incredible adventures at Borestone Mountain this winter.

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A Birdathon newcomer made an impressive debut this year: 12-year old Ethan Pierce of Portland logged 55 different species to raise over $1,200 in pledges for Maine Audubon’s conservation programs.

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Today's environmental challenges make green-building design more important than ever, says Portland architect Rick Renner.

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While parents are on the front lines of getting children outside, this is one fight that needs support from communities and culture to be won, says Larry Selzer of the National Forum on Children and Nature.

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As he takes up his new role as Maine Audubon's executive director, Ted Koffman says the environmental issues Maine faces are more pressing than ever.

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Now onboard as Maine Audubon's executive director, Ted Koffman will lead efforts to protect special places, such as the Northern Forest's Moosehead Lake region.

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Recently retired as Fields Pond Audubon Center director, Judy Kellogg Markowsky reflects on a career spent connecting people with the nature she loves.

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Get to know the knowledgeable and interesting cast leading Maine Audubon trips this spring.

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