Why this matters
Maine is home to nationally significant coldwater resources. Our work focuses on sustained, practical conservation—protecting headwaters, reconnecting fragmented habitat, restoring watersheds, and mobilizing communities to sustain progress over the long term.
Events & education
The Council and chapters host events, workshops, and youth programs that connect anglers with conservation work. This section stays informational: what’s coming up, and how to participate.
WHERE Morrell Meeting Room, Curtis Memorial Library, 23 Pleasant Street, Brunswick
WHEN 5:00-6:30 pm Tuesday, September 15, 2026
PANELISTS Bina Skordas - Senior Project Manager & Climate & Watershed Solutions Lead, FB Environmental
Brett Towler - PhD, PE, Senior Fish Passage Engineer with Gomez and Sullivan, an engineering and environmental science company representing dam owner Brookfield Renewable Partners
Nate Gray - Sea-run fisheries and habitat biologist for the Maine Department of Marine Resources (DMR)
Open to the public
