Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife

With spring right around the corner, Maine officials are advising residents to be aware and take action regarding this common outdoor decoration.

Some are now not only concerned about coyotes becoming a danger in town but are also voicing fear about what possible dangers might come about if people try to take the animals out.

Our Pine Tree State is full of moose, but you're more likely to see them in some areas than in others.

They have programs for folks to help track birds, bumblebees, reptiles and amphibians, dragonflies, and butterflies, to name a few.

So, if you ever find yourself in a situation where you desperately need to calm a lobster, now you know what to do.

The goal is for Maine's waters to be safer for everyone.

Twenty-five species are endangered in Maine. Conservation efforts are underway to protect them.

Maine's highest court is scheduled to hear arguments in a lawsuit between a hunting reform group and the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife about a defeated proposal to change to the state's bear hunt.

Ice fisherman are happy to see the current cold snap that is affecting Aroostook County, as it will help create and thicken ice conditions on lakes and ponds.

Hunters from around Aroostook County have been out and about as of late, trying to bag the big one. How are hunters fairing?