The SunriseGuide

The largest fish migration from Casco Bay has begun with thousands of Alewife fish swimming through Presumpscot Regional Land Trust's Mill Brook Preserve now! This fascinating migration can be watched from any trailhead along Mill Brook Preserve Trails.

Please be sure to stay behind ropes when viewing to ensure safety for the migrating fish.

After 17 years of supporting hundreds of environmental organizations and nonprofits, we are over the moon to have joined 1% for the Planet!

1% for the Planet accelerates smart environmental giving. Learn more at greenhealthymaine.com/blog/1-percent-for-the-planet-member

Drop off your unneeded coats this weekend at Dobrá Tea (Portland, ME)!

What great news: you can now find Baristas + Bites’ gluten free & vegan treats at Rosemont Market and Bakery . We’ll be sure to be making a snack stop soon!

Beyond Zero is a fascinating and inspirational documentary about CEO Ray Anderson's quest to completely reduce the negative environmental impacts of the largest carpet tile company in the world. It's a must watch for business leaders, educators and anyone interested in creating change at the corporate level.

Want to watch? Join Maine Conscious Business Collective and for a screening this Friday at USM's Hannaford Hall. There will also be time for Q&A, networking and a fireside chat with the director! Details at consciouslearning.mykajabi.com/registration-page

Beyond Zero is a fascinating and inspirational documentary about CEO Ray Anderson's quest to completely reduce the negative environmental impacts of the largest carpet tile company in the world. It's a must watch for business leaders, educators and anyone interested in creating change at the corporate level.

Want to watch? Join Maine Conscious Business Collective and ClimateWork Maine for a screening this Friday at USM's Hannaford Hall. There will also be time for Q&A, networking and a fireside chat with the director! Details at consciouslearning.mykajabi.com/registration-page

This Sunday is ! It’s not every day you get to see where food is grown, how yarn is made, or get to meet the caretakers of Maine farm animals and wildlife.

Check out participating farms across the state and plan your route: www.realmaine.com/activities/maine-open-farm-day-2022-listings

In need of a rain barrel? Portland Water District still has several available!

Rain barrels are still available for purchase! Reserve your rain barrel for $65 + tax on our website. Our discounted, recycled rain barrels are a great way to capture roof runoff and use it to water your gardens! To place an order, please visit: https://www.pwd.org/rain-barrels

Haven’t had a chance to plant the garden yet? Have no fear, there are plenty of seeds you can plant now for harvest well into the fall. ⁠
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Check out this great piece by Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association (MOFGA) to learn more:

Summer Crops for Fall Harvests - Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Crops you can plant in early to late summer for fall harvests, including carrots, beets, lettuce, greens, and beans.

Have you spotted this endangered bee? Sightings can be reported through inaturalist.org or bumblebeewatch.org.

BEE on the Lookout for the Rusty Patched Bumble Bee Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is looking for the federally Endangered Rusty Patched Bumble Bee and we need more eyes!