“Personally, I’m worried about climate change impacts in Maine. Especially on our trout, salmon, lobster, moose, and deer populations. I am also worried about the changing snowfall and water ...

Deer ticks are well established in southern ... “We’re certainly feeling the impact of climate change here in Maine as projections for increased storm severity, sea level rise, shorter winters ...

As Maine winters become milder, deer are proliferating in northern ... Moose have become the face of climate change in the Northwoods. In a 2014 Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences report ...

More information: Annika M. Felton et al, Climate change and deer in boreal and temperate regions: From physiology to population dynamics and species distributions, Global Change Biology (2024 ...

Maine is taking strides toward its climate change goals, a new report shows. A 2020 state plan, titled "Maine Won’t Wait," outlined specific goals to prepare for climate change and to help ...

Moose are quite heat sensitive, and the populations located further south, such as in southern Scandinavia, are more affected by climate change and could disappear from these areas. Some deer ...

Maine has been awarded $5.1 million in federal funding to support coastal communities and address the impacts of climate change. “Climate change is no longer a distant threat; it’s at our ...

Janet Mills signed an executive order Tuesday that created a new Infrastructure Rebuilding and Resilience Commission to help Maine recover ... term impacts of climate change.

Not all of Maine's beaches ... "Beaches change all the time, but it was concerning because there was more loss of sand than we are used to," Zitske said. And as a warming climate pushes up sea ...

But like, where is society on that?" Climate change is posing a threat to thousands of species — especially ones like the Key deer that live in only one place. Some scientists predict that as ...