Dwayne Tomah, the director and curator of the Passamaquoddy Sipayik Museum and Passamaquoddy language keeper, wipes raindrops from one of the new signs in Yarmouth’s Riverfront Woods Preserve on Oct.

Wabanaki artwork is displayed in the Tekakapimək Contact Station, Jan. 7, 2025, at the Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument in northern Maine.(AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty) ATOP LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, ...

Bangor High School will pilot a one-semester Wabanaki language, history and culture course this spring, after recruiting a member of the Aroostook Band of Mi’kmaqs with expertise in teaching ...

In an editorial for the Lewiston Sun Journal, education-Africana studies coordinate major Emma Hargreaves ’23 argues that teaching Wabanaki studies in Maine schools reinforces students' understanding ...

ATOP LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, Maine — The founder of Burt’s Bees envisioned a tribute to Henry David Thoreau when she began buying thousands of acres of logging company land to donate for what would become ...

In Maine, industries based on our natural resources are deeply connected to the natural vitality we fight to protect. We are reliant on the land and water in myriad ways, and to live here requires ...