The Spruce Mountain Envirothon Team finished 20th overall at the National Conservation Foundation International Envirothon held at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, New York from July 28th - August 3rd.
Three Native Plants for Erosion Control in Maine
Job Opening: Executive Director (Kennebec County)
Election notice for District Supervisor
Improving Firefly Populations: Simple Steps You Can Take
Fireflies are a magical part of summer nights, but their populations are dwindling. You can help bring back these enchanting insects by making a few changes to your yard and gardening practices. Here are some effective ways to improve firefly populations based on insights from Firefly.org.
Share your stories: Calling Maine landowners, stewards, and farmers
We at the Somerset County Soil & Water Conservation District believe that the best insights often come from those who are in the field every day, facing challenges, finding solutions, and nurturing the land. That's why we are extending an open invitation to landowners, managers, and farmers in Maine to share your experiences and techniques on our blog.
The Maine Envirothon: Environmental Stewardship and Student Achievement
Woodland Habitat - Messy Is Better!
In Bloom: Showy Tick Trefoil & Purple Loosestrife
Forests Provide Essential Habitat for Pollinators
Spring Birds Are Returning - Are You Ready?
After months of winter hush, spring feels loud. It begins with that first ‘hey sweetie’ from a frisky chickadee in late February. And when the red-winged blackbirds first pierce the quiet, you know the springtime noise is about to get real.