#56 Kick Back with Nature

Maine hosts an incredible variety of flora and fauna. With its Lakes, Trees, Coast, Ocean, Rivers, it hosts an unimaginable amount of creatures and plants. Below is a sampling of a few, but if you want to learn more, check out the Maine Audobon, Maine Department of Conservation, Maine Land Trust, or The Nature Conservancy. Boothbay has a great Botanical Garden, and who knows, while driving in you might even see a Moose. The fauna of Maine include several diverse land and aquatic animal species, especially those common to the North Atlantic Ocean and deciduous forests of North America. Some of these creature’s habitats has been reduced or fully removed.
Maine Audobon
Maine Land Trust Network
The Nature Conservancy
Maine Department of Conservation
Pineland Farms
State Parks
Allagash Wilderness Waterway, Aroostook, Birch Point, Bradbury Mountain, Cobscook Bay, Crescent Beach, Damariscotta Lake, Ferry Beach, Fort Point, Grafton Notch, Holbrook Island Sanctuary, Lake St. George,Lamoine, Lily Bay, Moose Point, Peacock Beach, Peaks-Kenny, Popham Beach, Quoddy Head, Range Ponds, Rangeley Lake, Reid State Park, Roque Bluffs, Shackford Head, Sebago Lake, Swan Lake, Two Lights, Vaughan Woods, Warren Island, Wolfe’s Neck Woods. public reserved lands: Bald Mountain, Bigelow Preserve, Chamberlain Lake, Cutler Coast, Dead River, Deboullie,Dodge Point, Donnell Pond, Duck Lake, Eagle Lake, Four Ponds, Gero Island, Great Heath,Holeb, Little Moose, Mackworth Island, Moosehead Lake, Nahmakanta, Pineland, Richardson,Rocky Lake, Round Pond, Scraggly Lake, Seboeis, Squapan, Telos and Wassataquoik.
Flora of Maine





