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SUMMARY:Maine Outdoor Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:Join MOFF and Scarborough Land Trust for a special “Saltmarsh Sparrow and Other Endangered Species” program of Short Films. \nDate: Thursday\, September 10\, 2026\nRain Date: Thursday\, September 17\, 2026\nFilms begin at: 7:30PM\, so be sure to arrive early to get a spot!\nLocation: Memorial Park – 5 Durant Drive\, Scarborough\, ME 04074\nAdmission: Suggested donation $10 to $15\, with proceeds going to Scarborough Land Trust.\nDonation Link: Advance donations are appreciated. Do that here!\nPresented in partnership with: Scarborough Land Trust\nProgram Notes: Memorial Park has an amphitheater for seating. The film program will last about an hour and 35 minutes. \nScheduled Program*:\nBETWEEN MOON TIDES | 25.4 minutes | by Jason Jaacks | from: Massachussetts | Short synopsis: In a ribbon of saltmarsh in coastal New England\, an intergenerational group of citizen scientists is trying to save the Saltmarsh Sparrow from extinction\, one nest at a time.\nRED WOLF IN TIME OUT | 4.08 minutes | by Dave Russo\, Calliope Mary | from: United States | Short synopsis: The Red Wolf got tattled on for something it didn’t do and now it’s in time-out. Child narrated\, stepdad animated.\nTHE YOSEMITE TOAD | 9.7 minutes | by Steven M Bumgardner | from: United States | Short synopsis: First identified in Yosemite National Park in the early 1900’s\, and found only in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California\, the Yosemite Toad is adapted for a high elevation lifestyle. Rarely seen by Park visitors\, the male toads possess a vocal sack that allows them to produce a melodious\, trilling call. As the snow melts in mountain meadows\, you may have a chance to hear these “singing” toads during their brief mating season.\nAN OPTIMIST | 10.25 minutes | by Allison Silverstein | from: Maine | Short synopsis: Maine is both a climate haven and home to one of the fastest warming bodies of water on the planet. An Optimist. follows Mike\, a climate scientist working to keep his chin up and passion alive to keep producing the data we need to track climate change from the bays of Maine.\nMR APPOLINAIRE – NATURE’S CHAMPION | 5.25 minutes | by Garth Kingwill | from: Cameroon | Short synopsis: Ndohoudou Appolinaire has dedicated his life to caring for chimpanzees and gorillas who have been rescued from poachers and the illegal wildlife trade in Cameroon.\nSTORIES TO SAVE US: THE SALTMARSH SPARROW | 36.33 minutes | by Melanie Finn\, Matthew Aeberhard | from: United States | Short synopsis: A pair of filmmakers share their research and filming challenges while making a sequence on the endangered Saltmarsh Sparrow. \n 
URL:https://scarboroughlandtrust.org/event/maine-outdoor-film-festival-4/
LOCATION:Memorial Park\, 5 Durant Drive\, Scarborough\, ME\, 04074\, United States
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SUMMARY:Bird Walk
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy a fascinating bird walk at Pleasant Hill Preserve with SLT volunteer and expert birder Dan Marquis. \nSLT rarely cancels programs but occasionally we must\, especially in bad weather. Please check our website before heading out to a program to ensure it is still being held.
URL:https://scarboroughlandtrust.org/event/bird-walk-14/
LOCATION:Pleasant Hill Preserve\, 256-280 Pleasant Hill Rd\, Scarborough\, ME\, 04074\, United States
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SUMMARY:A Day in the Life of a Pond
DESCRIPTION:Ponds of all shapes and sizes support a magnificent multitude of life forms\, ranging in size from microorganisms to moose. Plants can range from single-celled algae to massive reeds. Insects\, amphibians\, fish\, birds\, mammals are all thriving and contributing to the mix. Ponds are NOT a study in ‘Survival of the Fittest.’ Every species we will see has adapted its own niche using the evolutionary principle understood as “Resource Partitioning.” \nKate Borduas is a self-described “Adult-onset” Naturalist. A native of coastal Maine\, she spent a number of years in Florida where she trained as a Florida Master Naturalist and as a nationally Certified Interpretive Guide. \nFollowing a life-long\, long-distance love affair with nature\, Kate was delighted to live the life of a naturalist full time while in Florida. She gave frequent walks and talks in Charlotte and Sarasota Counties with a specific focus on Scrub Habitat and the Endangered Florida Scrub Jay. As a naturalist and guide\, Kate is committed to sharing with others the hidden wonders of nature all around us. \nKate was the recipient of Sarasota County Parks “Volunteer of the Year” award in 2018. \nKate is now happily returned to Maine full time where her interests in native plants\, insects and birds keep her very busy. \nFor more info and to register: https://scarboroughlibrary.libcal.com/event/17199656 \nThis program is co-sponsored with our friends at Scarborough Public Library.
URL:https://scarboroughlandtrust.org/event/a-day-in-the-life-of-a-pond/
LOCATION:Scarborough Public Library\, 48 Gorham Road\, Scarborough\, ME\, 04074\, United States
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