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Spring 2016 Fieldwork Activity

From coastal to upland, and into freshwater habitats, the Vital Signs community has had a productive spring. We had participation from grades 3-12 and also had some amazing work done by citizen...

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Portland student working on an invasive species cookbook

Have you ever wondered what you can do with invasive species? One high school student, Oliver Curtis, started a project with the Telling Room (a non-profit writing center in Portland, ME) that will end...

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Fall 2016 Field Season

On this snowy day in February, we thought it would be a great chance to reflect on the amazing Fall 2016 field season that the Vital Signs Community had. This was an exciting fall, with new community...

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Hot Topic! New England Cottontail

Many of you may be familiar with the New England Cottontail from a past Hot Topic! we posted here a little over a year ago now. Didn't see that post? Check it out HERE.read more

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Vital Signs goes Downeast

On Friday April 28th, at the University of Maine in Machias, 12 classroom educators, 1 employee from the Department of Marine Resources, and 1 educator from the Downeast Institute, joined together for...

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Fall 2017 Field Season in Review

The Fall 2017 field season was a season of diving deeper for the Vital Signs Community. Citizen scientists from all across the state and into NH gathered and shared meaningful, environmental data.read...

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"City" Nature Challenge April 27 - 30

Are you looking for a fun excuse to get outside this spring? Join us in the City Nature Challenge (CNC) on April 27-30 (or, as we’re calling it in Maine, the “City” Nature Challenge). read more

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Hemlock Woolly Adelgid and Bird Diversity

With the spread of hemlock woolly adelgid, an invasive forest pest, scientists are seeing a shift in the types and numbers of birds species from less specialists to more generalists. Read more about...

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Eurasian Water Milfoil Found in Lake Cobbosseecontee

An aggressive aquatic invasive plant, Eurasian water milfoil, was just detected in the northern end of Lake Cobbosseecontee.read more

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Hartford-Sumner Elementary School 5th Graders Survey Bear Pond

Guest blog post by Gretchen Kimball, teacher from Hartford-Sumner Elementary School.read more

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