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Outdoors

Published
August 17, 2014

In From the Outdoors: Q&A with Glenn ‘Doc’ Dochtermann

Doc makes sure that all remains well with Kittery’s historic fort.
Published
August 17, 2014

Birding: Why the passenger pigeon could be no phoenix

Humans depleted this species until it couldn't reproduce.
Published
August 17, 2014

Outdoors Calendar

SATURDAY Native American Market, 10 a.m. in New Gloucester The sixth annual festival of Maine’s finest, award-winning Native American artists will be held at Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village, America’s only active Shaker Community. More than 40 members of the Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, Micmac and Maliseet tribes will demonstrate traditional Wabanaki art forms, including basket making, stone […]
Published
August 14, 2014

Saltwater Fishing Report

If you are a recreational saltwater angler, Maine law may require you to register with the Maine Saltwater Recreational Fishing Registry. To learn more or to register visit www.maine.gov/saltwater or call 633-9505. OFFSHORE Congratulations to Phil Chase and the crew of the HOOKR1 for their 537.4-pound first-place tuna in last week’s Sturdivant Island Tuna Tourney. […]
Published
August 10, 2014

Shore lunch offers true taste of the Maine outdoors

Talk about straight from the source – guides and guests catch the food, which is quickly cooked camp-style.

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Published
August 10, 2014

Outdoors Calendar

TODAY Revolutionary War Encampment, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Kittery The Friends of Fort McClary are sponsoring their Revolutionary War Encampment with cannon firing demonstrations, cooking and craft demonstrations, and games from the colonial periods. The event is free but there is a state park fee of $2 for Maine residents, $3 for those […]
Published
August 10, 2014

Allen Afield: Roots of much Maine flora, fauna originate elsewhere

It takes about two full generations for New Englanders to accept most introduced plants and wildlife species.
Published
August 10, 2014

Hiking in Maine: Every trail can lead to a lobster tail

Suggestions for hikes accompany a travel writer's recommendations for a lobster roll.
Published
August 10, 2014

In From the Outdoors: Q&A with Diane Gilman

A Boothbay region paddler is an avid explorer of the Maine coast.
Published
August 10, 2014

It’s Worth the Trip: Revealing a secret spot, but just don’t tell anyone

Tucked away on the end of the Phippsburg Peninsula, Seawall Beach and tiny Morse Mountain sit on the Atlantic between the Morse and Sprague River outlets.