Scavenger species are often looked down upon, but this month we're celebrating the importance of nature’s clean up crew! Join Center for Wildlife educators and ambassador animals as we explore the world of scavengers and highlight a few of the … Continue reading →
Did you think planting season was over? Time to think again! Grace Frost of Highland Farm in Scarborough will join us to discuss how you can fill your garden now with colorful perennials that will bloom throughout Fall. Join us … Continue reading →
Bring your gently used books to swap with friends, and fill up our brand new Little Free Libraries, made possible by the TML Foundation! We have two on the library campus and invite you to celebrate their grand opening with … Continue reading →
Ever wonder where all those birds are headed in the Fall? Many travel thousands of miles over the course of the year. Right here in Maine, we have a wide variety of species that only join us for portions of … Continue reading →
Some Mainers still remember – in fact, cannot forget – October of 1947, when, after a season of terrible drought, wildfires burned all over the state. Brownfield was one of the worst-hit areas: 80% of the town, including all churches, … Continue reading →
Did you know that for several years, Herring Gulls have been nesting on building ledges and rooftops in downtown Portland rather than on their traditional island nesting-grounds? Or that the Gulf of Maine population of this seemingly-common species has also … Continue reading →
Many people often forget the important role we humans play in the balance of the natural world. We are only one piece of a large puzzle that is the health of ecosystems around us. Join Center for Wildlife educators and … Continue reading →
Join artist Marie Ahearn and members of the library staff for a brainstorming session to share ideas for the library’s new grant-funded Gallery Art Boxes (GAB) project, which will consist of mini-galleries located around the Cape Elizabeth town center. GAB will … Continue reading →
At this month’s Maine Wildlife Series, writer and photographer Ed Robinson will be highlighting some of Maine’s more secretive species. Though we rarely see these creatures, there is much to learn about them and their lifestyles. This program will focus … Continue reading →