A Video of our October 2020 program: Conserving Reptiles and Amphibians – a Maine Focus – with Greg LeClair
This program was presented on Oct 20th. Scroll down to the original post on this program for a full description.
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A Video of our September 2025 Program: Community Farming & Grassland Birds: A Local Conservation Strategy – with Noah Perlut
ByBillThis program was presented on September 16, 2025 at the Wells Reserve and via Zoom. For a description of the program, you can scroll down to the original post for the program. To access the recording, please click on the image below to watch it on this page, or you can click on “Watch on…
A Video of our April 2024 program – Maine’s Champion Big Trees – with Jan Santerre
ByBillThis program was presented on April 16, 2024 via Zoom. Our apologies that the audio quality is not great, as we were having some technical difficulties. To access the recording, please click on the image below to watch it on this page, or you can click on “Watch on Youtube” at the bottom of that…
A Video of our September 2017 program: Turtles – with Kristine Hoffmann
ByBillA video of our September program on turtles, presented by Kris Hoffman, is now available and can be watched by clicking on the link below. Our special thanks to Saco River Community Television for recording and editing the program, and making this video available.
A Video of our March 2018 program: Of Mallards and Men: The Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918 – with Dr Kurk Dorsey
ByBillA video of our great March program entitled Of Mallards and Men: The Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918, presented by UNH’s Dr Kurt Dorsey, is now available and can be watched by clicking on the link below. Our special thanks to the Wells Reserve for recording and editing the program, and making this video available…
A video of of our July 2020 program: Bird Photography – with Laurie Pocher
ByBillThanks so much to Laurie for this great program (which starts about 30 seconds into this video):
A Video of our November 2023 program – Conserving Broad-winged Hawks from Canada to Colombia
ByBillAs noted in our post below, we had a last minute change in our presenter for November, with Dr. Laurie Goodrich filling in for Phil Brown. Dr. Laurie Goodrich is the Director of Conservation Science at famed Hawk Mountain Sanctuary in Pennsylvania. In 1984, Dr. Goodrich was the first full-time research biologist hired at Hawk…