Backyard rewilding means transforming your yard into a native plant habitat - a beautiful, low-maintenance space that works as a living ecosystem. By planting Maine natives, you create habitat for birds, butterflies, and pollinators while deep root systems filter polluted runoff before it reaches our streams and lakes, store carbon underground, and prevent soil erosion....

Maine's wild blueberry barrens are an iconic part of our region's landscape and economy, but our family farms are facing an unprecedented squeeze from historic droughts, rising costs, and real estate pressure. To meet this challenge, Hancock County Soil & Water Conservation District is hosting the free Wild Blueberry Resilience Summit on September 18, 2026,...