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Bangor Beautiful Plants 16 Native Saplings at Farmers Market Site
Maine Audubon supplied the pitch pine and serviceberry trees, and volunteers also pulled invasive burning bush and buckthorn.
Maine Audubon
Maine Business Wire has published 3 stories about Maine Audubon, the first on September 26, 2026 and the most recent on October 22, 2026.
What we have reported
October 22, 2026
Bangor Beautiful Plants 16 Native Saplings at Farmers Market Site
The native plants, including pitch pine and serviceberry, were provided by Maine Audubon.
October 19, 2026
Maine Audubon Opens 2,265-Foot Accessible Trail in Falmouth
Maine Audubon opened a new trail designed for visitors of all abilities at its Gilsland Farm Audubon Center in Falmouth, holding a ribbon cutting on the morning of October 19, WGME reported. "The goal is for it to be really inclusive and available to everyone," Maine Audubon President Judy Camuso said, citing birding experience, mobility and vision among the factors the design accounts for.
- Organization
- Maine Audubon
- Town
- Falmouth
- Trail length
- 2,265 feet
- Trail width
- 5 feet
- Next trail
- Outside Bangor, summer 2027
September 26, 2026
Too Close Can Kill: A Birder's Three Rules for Watching Maine's Snowy Owls
In a column, Bob Duchesne, vice president of Maine Audubon's Penobscot Valley Chapter, wrote that most sightings this season have come from southern Maine, with a couple near Bangor and at least two on Acadia's mountaintops, where the owls show up nearly every year.
- Columnist
- Bob Duchesne
- Sightings
- A little above average this winter
- Where
- Mostly southern Maine; at least two on Acadia mountaintops
