When walking through a woodland, it's easy to see fallen branches, decaying trees, and scattered brush piles as unsightly messes in an otherwise serene landscape. However, debris plays an essential role in the health and vitality of forest ecosystems. Leaving woody debris in place is one of the simplest and most effective ways to support your woodland's ecological balance.

Maine winters can be unpredictable, with temperature swings, heavy snow, and strong winds challenging even the healthiest landscapes. Fortunately, with a bit of preparation, we can mitigate winter damage to your woodlots, farms, and backyard.

Fall foliage means it’s officially time to start draining and closing your pool. Whether you’re a new or seasoned pool owner, it’s always good to have a quick refresher on best practices when draining your pool. Pool water can contain 260-450 times the allowable chlorine limit for fresh water in Maine and can cause serious environmental damage.