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This funding will support coastal resilience and adaption projects in Maine, with an emphasis on working waterfronts and underserved coastal communities.

Coastal leaders gathered at Scarborough Marsh to celebrate millions of dollars in federal grants for restoration projects

Its been a year with time for introspection and musing on the small things in life. How our lives, our economies, our governments and societies were turned upside down by a tiny coronavirus, each only 100 billionths of a meter in size. It boggles the mind but perhaps it shouldnt.

How foolish would it be to leave fossil fuels in the ground?

Do not get lost in a sea of despair. Be hopeful, be optimistic, said Congressman John Lewis. Amidst the bad news there is also good. There is hope, if we but choose to see it.

The Wells Reserve was well represented at a conference focused on challenges and opportunities for regional resilience in the face of climate change.

If I just tallied the birds at the feeder outside my kitchen window, I might come to believe that the only bird in Maine is a rather fat and feisty cardinal. But that's not science.

Nature's power can be awe-inspiring and awful.

Nowadays, what IS the best way to be inconvenient?

Teachers on the Estuary program continues its impact with fifteen educators in attendance this year.