Climate project to examine flood risk at Garrison Cove
An upcoming study will examine flood risk at the Garrison Cove town landing and options to protect...
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Category: Nature
Love for ‘nature’s beauty and majesty’ drives family’s desire to conserve Great Island woods
Four of the five Tondreau siblings, from left: Rod, Claire, Greg and Beth. The eldest, not in the...
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Mitchell Field hatchery to expand as it tests ‘most efficient carbon removal system in the world’
Isaac Myers inspects a “K-tube” of algae at the Running Tide oyster hatchery on...
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‘Conservation moorings’ could be a lifeline for eelgrass
An illustration from a presentation to the Harpswell Board of Selectmen shows a traditional...
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New law will map eelgrass, both ‘carbon sink’ and fish nursery
Eelgrass absorbs and stores carbon and provides habitat for baby fish and lobsters. A new state...
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Lobstermen: New restrictions will harm fishery without saving whales
Local lobstermen say new restrictions from the federal government will harm their industry while...
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To protect Quahog Bay, land trust seeks to conserve 57-acre forest on Great Island
The Harpswell Heritage Land Trust plans to buy a 57.2-acre property on Great Island with more than...
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Local organizations collaborate to present waterfront conversation series
Dry Bones leads a line of fishing vessels on their way to pass by Watson’s wharf for the blessing...
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200-year-old sugar maple comes down
The town of Harpswell plans to leave the stump of a circa-1758 sugar maple intact and may plant...
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