It’s as if … we have locked ourselves into “a running car in a sealed garage.”

If we didn’t cut firewood and grow gardens in summer, we’d freeze and starve in January.

Salinity would be low enough for it to be used for the production of some livestock…

The Land for Maine’s Future Board has selected six projects that will help protect and sustain Maine’s working waterfront.

More than 100 people gathered June 10 on Portland’s waterfront to cheer the christening and launch of the Friends of Casco Bay’s 26-foot pump-out boat

Over the course of the last 30 years, the Maine Supreme Judicial Court (also known as the Law Court) has issued a series of legal opinions about the extent of public rights in the intertidal zone.

In just ten years, Acadia’s visitation has grown by 59 percent, a trend which has led one nonprofit to offer Downeast tourists an alternative destination—Lubec.

By 2045, some 300,000 homes and commercial properties will see “flooding on a chronic basis.”

Long a staple for the swamps of the South, airboats are now finding their way into Maine waters.