The Borestone Mountain Audubon Sanctuary includes rustic Adirondack-style lodges—Main Lodge, Dining Lodge, Cliff Cabin, and the Guide’s Cabin—renovated with modern amenities.
Maine Audubon’s centers in Greater Portland and Greater Bangor host events, including weddings and meetings, at Gilsland Farm in Falmouth and Fields Pond in Holden.
The Gilsland Farm art exhibition runs from September 13 to October 14, with artwork drop-off from September 3 to 10 and pickup from October 17 to 20. A reception is held on September 15.
King Middle School students, in partnership with Maine Audubon and the US Fish and Wildlife Service, restore wildlife habitat at Portland’s Deering Oaks Park by planting native plants.
Maine Audubon, the state’s oldest and largest wildlife conservation organization, engages people in education, conservation, and action to protect Maine wildlife and habitats. It operates eight public centers and sanctuaries and seven chapters across Maine.
Maine Audubon’s chapters, each covering a distinct region of the state, support its mission through volunteer-led initiatives and community engagement.
