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Dr. Kim Steiner talks about the long history of planning and eventual success in constructing the Arboretum at Penn State.

Christopher “Chris” Dave Risbrudt was born on August 25, 1950,

Reports suggest that there isn’t enough land left on earth to host all the trees needed to fulfil carbon offsetting pledges. We investigate.

BELFAST— This winter, the Belfast Garden Club Evening Lecture Series co-sponsored by the All of Belfast Climate Dialogues, a project of the Belfast Free Library, will focus on the effects of the climate crisis on our forests, farms and gardens. The...

The Mainebiz roundup of businesses and businesspeople that have been making changes in recent weeks. Check out our compilation of new hires, promotions, accomplishments and more.

“We are so fortunate to have a great board of directors advancing our mission of inspiring science, learning, and community for a changing world,” said Schoodic Institute President and CEO Nicholas Fisichelli.

Scientists say that some of the state's best-loved conifers are under threat, with extreme weather making it difficult for them to grow.

Scientists say that some of the state's best-loved conifers are under threat, with extreme weather making it difficult for them to grow.

Today, being an environmental defender in the Peruvian rainforest means challenging death. It means facing narcotrafficking, land encroachment, deforestation, and illegal logging and mining. It implies traveling hundreds of kilometers, for days, in rugged conditions and incommunicado, to detect these activities and risk life to defend the land. And when the person leading the fight […]

ORONO — The Wabanaki Winter Market, a celebration of art created by Wabanaki artists, is scheduled to return with in-person shopping and demonstrations