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Our Pine Tree State is full of moose, but you're more likely to see them in some areas than in others.

So, if you ever find yourself in a situation where you desperately need to calm a lobster, now you know what to do.

If you've been interested in taking up fishing, this upcoming weekend is a great time to give it a go.

So if you were planning on taking a hike with family during April vacation week, this might very well be the most fun nature walk in Maine of them all.

This wicked cool video takes us up close into the world of tagging and tracking black bears with a brave "A-Team" crew led by state biologist, Randy Cross.

If you haven't done it yet, you can finally experience this Maine winter tradition with that buddy that keeps saying you should go. Maine Inland Fisheries and Wildlife says folks can fish on February 13 and 14 without a license.

You don't even have to have been a resident in Maine for long to know that you don't illegally dump things in our beautiful woods. Someone didn't get the memo.

There is an increase proposal by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife to the number of deer permits allowed in the state of Maine by 45-percent.