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Penobscot Restoration

The Penobscot River Restoration Project has received a $10 million federal funding commitment from Congress and NOAA. The project has also raised $10 million in private money to purchase three dams on the river. Learn more about how the project will benefit communities and wildlife along the Penobscot.

Moosehead Forest Project

The Moosehead Conservation Framework would conserve more than 400,000 acres around Moosehead Lake. To learn more about the effects that conservation at this scale will have on the Moosehead region, please read our Moosehead Forest Project Frequently Asked Questions.

 

What is Your Story?

 © Christina Most

We want to hear what makes YOU an environmentalist!

Where does your passion for helping our planet come from? Send 150 words or less to yourstory@tnc.org and you may be featured on an upcoming web page!  Check out a few stories from our friends in MD and VA.

 

 

 

TNC Next

TNC Next is a new membership group for Maine’s brightest young professionals who share a love of nature and a concern for the environment. Click to learn more and join TNC Next.

From Maine to the World

Conservancy programs around the world are benefitting from Maine's experience. Read how fire manager Nancy Sferra spread our prescribed burning know-how all the way to Indonesia, and how Jane Richmond is helping the China program grow.


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 



 

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