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Casco Bay

Published
January 29, 2021

Group building database for Casco Bay shellfish harvesters

The Casco Bay Regional Shellfish Working Group is designing an interactive online database to support shellfish conservation and management decisions in the region.
Published
November 17, 2020

House Island campground ready for city review

The Planning Board could review a proposal to create a 21-site campground on the southern end of the island in Portland Harbor as early as next month.
Published
September 15, 2020

Maine Voices: A Mainer fought for the Casco Bay, Presumpscot River we enjoy today

Sen. Edmund Muskie mustered the support of enough colleagues to override President Nixon’s veto of the Clean Water Act, and his work continues.
Published
April 26, 2020

Green Plate Special: Nervous about cooking with seaweed?

These products from Atlantic Sea Farms make it easy, and now is a good time to start.
Published
March 31, 2020

Longtime Casco Bay science educator retires

Mary Cerullo 'set the standard for science communication' at Friends of Casco Bay.

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Published
March 19, 2020

Casco Bay Lines to reduce ferry service because of coronavirus

The temporary reductions will affect Casco Bay island residents, who rely on the ferry service to transport them to and from the mainland.
Published
February 17, 2020

Casco Bay nonprofit awards environmental grants
Published
January 16, 2020

South Portland’s goal of limiting fertilizer use still ‘a work in progress’

A special committee is looking at how best to prevent excess nitrogen in local waterways.
Published
November 18, 2019

Pioneering mussel farmer buys rival, plans expansion

By 2021, Bangs Island Mussels plans to more than double production and hire more than 10 new employees, reflecting a growing market for the Casco Bay-grown mussels.
Published
November 16, 2019

Friends of Casco Bay will add data stations to get a clearer picture of quickly changing waters

Researchers for the nonprofit will deploy two continuous water-quality monitoring units – in Portland Harbor and in the New Meadows area near Harpswell – to get a more holistic view of conditions in the bay.