Bees are the world’s most important pollinator of food crops. Learn how to support biodiversity in your garden with these tips.

Recycling—and its friends reusing, reducing, composting and preventing food waste—keeps extra stuff out of landfills and gives it new life. Keep your stuff out of the landfill with these tips.

Would you like to attract more birds and pollinators to your yard? With this resource, you can find which plants are the best fit for your property and conditions.

Reducing the amount of plastic you use is good for the earth and your health. Here are some creative ideas to get you going.

Enjoy a cleaner commute and reduce your auto footprint with these ideas.

Being active in your community, contributing to a cause you believe in and advocating for policy change are empowering ways to help build momentum.

Knowledge is power! Foster a deeper connection with the earth and your community through these local skill-building and educational opportunities.

Young people are driving some of Maine’s biggest environmental movements.

Here in Maine, there are plenty of easy and FUN tips and tricks to add a little green to your red, white and blue.

Environmentalist and author Rachel Carson’s legacy is visible all along the Maine coast, from flourishing bald eagles to conservation lands named in her honor.

Some things can’t be thrown into the mixed-use recycling bin, but they can still be recycled! Read on for where and how to recycle these common household items in Maine.

Support Maine fishermen and sustainable fisheries with your seafood choices.

Transforming your lawn into a thriving garden doesn't have to be back-breaking work with this easy no-dig technique.

Learn how to reduce your exposure to harmful chemicals throughout your everyday life for a healthier and safer environment.

A bin of worms may be just what you need to turn your kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich compost.