A new volunteer-created atlas of Maine birds is almost complete. It suggests that since the early 1980s, the complex interplay of global warming, habitat shifts and other factors have brought significant change in the types of birds that are at home in Maine.
A new volunteer-created atlas of Maine birds is almost complete. It suggests that since the early 1980s, the complex interplay of global warming, habitat shifts and other factors have brought significant change in the types of birds that are at home in Maine.
Wildlife advocates see Teton County s upcoming revised Lands Development Regulation on feeding wildlife as an opportunity to set a national standard for how communities and wildlife can peacefully co-exist and thrive. Kristin Combs, executive director of Wyoming Wildlife Advocates, said the lion s share of economic activity in the county is linked to income from people who travel from across the world to see wildlife in their historic habitats. "People are coming to this area to see things like bears and wolves, to see our national parks," Combs observed. " .