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2024-2025 Winter Speaker Series


Our Town!
Adventures in Richmond History

Piti Theater and Marcia Buker Elementary
4th Graders 2023-2024

7:00 pm, Wednesday, December 11, 2024
Register for Zoom Meeting


FOMB is seeking an Executive Director.

Job Notice with Application Instructions
and  
Complete Job Description



Headlines

Federal Court Declares Genetically Engineered Salmon Unlawful 

FOMB Sues Central Maine Power!
(2nd item on page)

New Androscoggin River Upgrade Proposal
(3rd + sign on page)

Centers Pt. Protection Underway!
(Page 2 article)

Mission

To preserve, protect, and improve
the unique ecosystems of Merrymeeting Bay.

We fulfill this mission through

Geographic Area

Mid-coast Maine riverine delta consisting of the Kennebec, Androscoggin, Cathance, Muddy, Eastern and Abagadasset Rivers and surrounding towns.

Highlights


 

 

Buy Books to Support Friends of Merrymeeting Bay:

As we are again finding, the balance of nature is indeed quite precarious. Steve Kasprzak’s Arctic Blue Deserts explains in great detail, how altered circumpolar river flows feeding the Arctic Ocean may have significant worldwide consequences. Read this well-researched book!

To grow awareness of this important and timely subject and to help FOMB’s work, author Steve Kasprzak from Friends of Sebago Lake is allowing us to sell his books.


GuideStar encourages responsible philanthropy by providing information about non-profits that advances transparency, enabling users to make better decisions in their charitable giving. We are honored GuideStar has awarded FOMB its Gold rating.
The IRS has designated FOMB as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization and as such, donations to us are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Thank you in advance for your generosity!!
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What's New

 

Dresden Falls Conservation Easement Finalized

Lawsuit aimed at protecting Kennebec
salmon revived


Advocacy

 

FOMB Files Appeal on DEP’s Lower Androscoggin Class C Carve-Out.

New Androscoggin River Upgrade Proposal
(6th + sign on that page)

FOMB and Friends of Sebago Lake Comments on Draft & Final DEP Orders Modifying Presumpscot River SAPPI Water Quality Certificates to Eliminate Fish Passage in the Watershed for 34 Years. September & October, 2018

Brunswick Androscoggin Dam Killing Fish

Appeals Court finds for FOMB & Environment Maine

FOMB wins EPA lawsuit for alewives passage in St. Croix River

FOMB Member Frankenfish Release

Final Filed Complaint
March 30, 2016

FOMB Sues Central Maine Power! (2nd item on Page)


Education

 

Self Guided Nature Tour of Merrymeeting Bay (PDF):
Terry Porter, Maine Master Naturalist Program, January 27, 2020

Fifty Activities
Kids Can Do at Home

Speaker Series : 2024-2025

Speaker Bios 2024-2025

Speaker Series Videos List
(2010 to 2024)

Speaker Series Archive:
(1996 to 2024)

Summer Outside 2024

American kids today spend only four to seven minutes a day playing outdoors.
We hear a new call to raise the "wild child."

To Bee or Not to Bee
Piti Theater Presentation

West Bath Elementary School 3rd Grade
Public Service Announcement


Conservation

 

Centers Point Protection Underway! (on page 2 of PDF)

Dresden Falls (Houdlette) Archaeological Site

Maine Amphibian & Reptile Atlas Project Reporting Form
Please report your Maine reptile and amphibian sightings to MDIF&W using this “Fill & Sign” PDF MARAP reporting form.


Research


PFAS Survey of Merrymeeting Bay-Final Report 10-24-22

The Wild West of PFAS Testing: A Lab Comparison Study, 9/19/22

Water Quality Data History

Water Quality Data 2021 (xls download)

Plankton Survey:
in:
Summer 2014 Newsletter

Carp Tracking Study
In:
Fall 2014 Newsletter
Summer/Fall Newsletter
Winter 2016 Newsletter


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