Welcome to the 12th edition of “A Month @ MOB,” a roundup of news and events in Maine’s outdoor industry each month: Wabanaki Nations can now gather sweetgrass at Acadia Acadia Superintendent Kevin Schneider said this is a critical step in “preserving and protecting the park through co-stewardship with the Wabanaki tribes and providing space for Wabanaki citizens to heal …
Welcome to the 11th edition of “A Month @ MOB,” a roundup of news and events in Maine’s outdoor industry each month: Opinion: How to cure loneliness in Maine? Invest in public spaces Betsy Cook, the Maine State Director of The Trust for Public Land, advocates for increased, equitable investments in parks and public lands. New Find a Guide tool …
Welcome to the 10th edition of “A Month @ MOB,” a roundup of news and events in Maine’s outdoor industry each month: Windham unveils 700-acre conservation area: Boost for Maine’s outdoor recreation economy This project came together after Windham leaders and the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust fund brought it to “Land for Maine’s Future.’ This land is now one of …