nature

Many Mainers thrive when packing their bags and spending time away from society, immersed in nature.

Have you ever noticed while travelling throughout Maine that you never see billboards? There is a reason why and here it is.

Here are some fun facts about Ticks this time of year in Maine and what they do, photos to prove that lady ticks can lay thousands of eggs at once.

Members of the Yarmouth Police Department recently came to the aid of a raccoon stuck in a catch basin.

I have found so many oddities in my new Maine house, including a bone that still may be human, we're not sure. But now, I have something else I need your help with, hanging on my tree in the backyard.

Did you know that Lewiston had natural wetlands? I didn't and this is something that a new nature park will display along with so much more!

Maine's wildlife is breath-taking and one local photographer was able to capture baby foxes right after they were born and it is outstanding!

A rare tick-borne virus has been found in Maine and 6 humans have already been infected.

An albino squirrel caught on camera is the latest rare find in Maine this year.

Down south they're offering a "bounty" for this invasive stinky tree.

Looking to freshen up your phone's look? How about a gorgeous Maine photo?

Check out this spider that calls Maine home.

With only needing to be told to quiet down once, and only one child needing to go to the ER, it was considered a raging success.

If you're looking to visit one of Maine's many beautiful beaches, keep these 5 things in mind.

Maine has so many places that even the natives might not know about. Maine is a great state for day trips and with summer here, maybe a family day trip is in your future. Here's one day trip that you might want to take, Gulf Hagas, is often called the Grand Canyon of Maine.

Tonight, June 20, is the summer solstice,which is the longest day of the year. Yup, while Mondays generally seem longer than usual, this one actually was. But there is something happening tonight that hasn't been seen in Maine since 1967 and it won't happen again until 2062!