Month: June 2020
K9 School: Basic Obedience
By Maine Game Warden Michael Latti The past few months have been unusual to say the least. Restrictions due to COVID-19 has made some aspects of training difficult and quite different. The original K9 school which was scheduled to run from March to Jun…
View Full ArticleManaging for New England Cottontail in State Parks
By Wildlife Biologist Sarah Spencer If you’re a regular reader of the MDIFW Blog, then you’re already familiar with the New England cottontail. If you’ve joined us more recently, welcome! Here’s a quick recap on some of the New England cottontail-theme…
View Full ArticleMaine Tigers on the Wing
By Wildlife Biologist Phillip deMaynadier The springtime appearance of the Canadian tiger swallowtail (Papilio canadensis) is a welcome sign of the warmer weather to come in Maine. This butterfly has a strong, direct flight, and is often seen coursing …
View Full ArticleHow can a timber harvest improve wildlife habitat?
By Natural Resource Manager Jack Chappen Here at MDIFW’s Lands Program, we are tasked with creating, maintaining, and improving wildlife habitat on the state-owned Wildlife Management Areas for the benefit of Maine’s fish and wildlife population…
View Full ArticleMake the Most of Your Staycation, Hire a Registered Maine Guide
This summer is a great opportunity to explore all Maine has to offer and try something new. But sometimes it can be intimidating to go to an area you aren’t familiar with or learn something you have never done. That’s why Registered Maine Guides h…
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