For Immediate Release April 2, 2020 Three Steps for Mainers to Follow Before Heading Outdoors AUGUSTA, Maine – The current “Stay Healthy at Home” mandate identifies “engaging in outdoor exercise activities, such as walking, hiking, running, or biking” as essential personal activities, provided … [Read more...]
Thank You 2019 Business Supporters!
The Forest Society of Maine thanks the many businesses whose contributions play a key role in helping FSM continue conserving forestland. The thank you ad, below, was printed in the Bangor Daily News this February. A big thank you to our 2019 business supporters! … [Read more...]
COVID19 Update for FSM
FSM Friends: We are facing some extraordinary circumstances but we take great comfort in knowing that we are not facing this alone. Many schools, local businesses, and partner organizations are closed or have made the shift to remote work in the best interests of our communities. In light of this … [Read more...]
Karin Tilberg joins Natural and Working Lands Committee
By FSM Executive Director Karin Tilberg Upon taking office in 2019, Maine Governor Janet Mills determined that the issue of carbon pollution, and its impacts on Maine’s environment and people, would be one of her administration’s top priorities. Through legislation, the Maine Climate … [Read more...]
The Power of Connectivity
Have you ever experienced the solitude of hiking for miles without seeing any buildings? On the other hand, have you ever watched wildlife try to cross a busy road? Experiences like this highlight how meaningful an interconnected landscape is for people and animals. That’s why the Forest … [Read more...]
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