MEDIA

The following represents the response from Maine Department of Marine Resources in regard to a request made by NFC and a coalition of conservation organizations, scientists, and activists, to look into listing Atlantic salmon under Maine’s Marine Endangered Species Act…

After being refused by Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife due to the position that Atlantic salmon are a “marine species,” NFC and a coalition of conservation organizations, scientists, and activists went to Maine Department of Marine Resources to look into listing Atlantic salmon under Maine’s Marine Endangered Species Act…

The following represents the response from Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife in regard to a request made by NFC and a coalition of conservation organizations, scientists, and activists, to look into listing Atlantic salmon under Maine’s Endangered Species Act (MESA.)

The following represents a request made by NFC and a coalition of conservation organizations, scientists, and activists, to Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife to look into listing Atlantic salmon under Maine’s Endangered Species Act (MESA)…

We do not believe enough time has elapsed since its chemical reclamation in 2011 to declare Big Reed [Pond] as fully recovered…

Once badly polluted, the Androscoggin River helped drive the critically important Clean Water Act…

Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (MDIFW) is proposing to stock nonnative brown trout in Patrick Lake in Downeast Maine, the headwaters of the East Machias River, home to federally endangered Atlantic salmon…

Maine NFC and DOwneast Salmon Federation submitted a letter of opposition in regard to the proposed stocking of nonnative brown trout in a federally endangered Atlantic salmon watershed.

Maine NFC chimes in on July 2019 MDIFW proposed regulations package…

Maine NFC chimes in on land-use bill. The bill deals with development in the unincorporated territories...

Maine NFC’s formal written comments pertaining to IFW’s proposed live bait restrictions for the North Zone.

Maine NFC does not necessarily agree with ME IFWs position that nonnative alewives entered Beech Hill Pond via an “illegal introduction,” which while it can mean any illegal act, implies to many a deliberate stocking…