Visit our Penobscot River Science & Monitoring
pages to find out more about efforts to collect pre-dam
removal information characterizing fish communities and habitat in the
Penobscot River.
River Restoration in the News:
Condit Dam in Washington:
Condit Dam Explosion/Water Release Video
Elwha Dam removal in Washington:
American Rivers Press Release
Interactive vizualization
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![Fishing with family on the Penobscot River. Photo by Bridget Besaw](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/web/20120111032224im_/http://www.penobscotriver.org/assets/Penobscot_Peapod_trip_029_lowres.jpg)
Conservation Photojournalism workshop photos to be exhibited in January and February at Fields Pond Nature Center. READ MORE
Writing Workshop on the Penobscot River
January 7th, 2012
Other upcoming special events and presentations.
Now that the Penobscot River Restoration Trust owns the dams, we are coordinating with the Maine Dept of Marine Resources on operations of the fish trap at the Veazie Dam. The latest count is at 3,124 reported on November 1st. To see updated Veazie fish trap data click on the Atlantic salmon
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Read or Listen to MPBN piece on Dramatic Return of Salmon Run, October 3, 2011
Read Bangor Daily News Article on Penobscot Atlantic salmon count at the Veazie Dam as of June 24, 2011
It's Also For the Birds!
Jeff Wells of the Boreal Songbird Initiative shares with us the many benefits a free-flowing river will provide to migratory birds throughout the year in this audio-taped interview.
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Check out our Voices of the watershed page for videos and audio-taped interviews with community members.
Multi-media stories on science, partnerships, and project history, in the Maine Sunday Telegram.
Are you an educator? Our EDUCATOR RESOURCES PAGE offers materials to use in the classroom.
FOLLOW THE PENOBSCOT PROJECT ON TWITTER!
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