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Maine’s spring may be short and a little muddy, and while we’re still several weeks away from truly feeling the warmth of the season, there’s nothing like watching the snow melt, the trees begin…

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Browntail moths don’t disappear as the weather turns colder. In fact, in the early fall months this invasive species is busy creating nests for their larvae to survive during the winter months—and…

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Browntail moths have been part of Maine’s landscape for over a century, but in recent years, their numbers have surged in some areas, bringing a few headaches along with them. Their tiny hairs can…

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