Eager for a free lunch, an ermine hangs doggedly onto a suspended chunk of venison in this video
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Our properties provide us with recreation and natural beauty. They do a lot more for many other species – especially birds.
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Rodents and rabbits have their places in nature, but we humans prefer those places not to include our land or gardens.
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In addition to sharing their stately beauty, white-tailed deer can bring many benefits to your property.
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There was a mystery embedded in the talk given by Bernd Heinrich at the Maine Chapter of the American Chestnut Foundation’s
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Harvesting timber efficiently while maintaining a safe wildlife habitat on your property poses unique challenges, but with the right knowledge,
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Bats are predators of the night and help maintain a balanced woodland ecosystem.
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Woodland owners often consider whether enough resources are available to keep migrating deer properly fed.
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Bats are often stigmatized as being dirty while considered by many to be pests.
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One of the best parts of owning a piece of forestland is waking up to the sound of songbirds in the area. No walk through the timber is complete without those melodies.
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Maine’s bald eagles were designated an Endangered or Threatened Species from 1978-2009. The special Essential Habitat rules adopted under Maine’s Endangered Species Act no longer apply after delisting. National Management Guidelines are in place, however, to help avoid liabilities under the Bald Eagle-Golden Eagle Protection Act, a federal law.
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