“How do we make peace with nature? That is the challenge of our times.” —Sylvia Earle

The new fares represent a significant and unanticipated financial burden for the community.

A new Maine State Ferry Service rate plan will be implemented beginning May 21.

Tugboats are the work horses of the maritime world, and seem, by design, to be steady, sure-footed, and safe. But the April Commercial Fisheries News reports on an odd, and probably unusual, tugboat mishap.

Scientists with the U.S. Geological Survey, U.S. Navy, University of New England, and Maine Department of Marine Resources have documented that both Atlantic and shortnose sturgeon use the Piscataqua River, making short forays into the estuary between April and November.

On May 14, St. George residents will be asked to vote on a $2.6 million rehabilitation and development project at the former St. George Marine property at 10 Cold Storage Road in Port Clyde.

USHarbors.com currently provides information about more than 1,200 U.S. harbors.

The MLA takes issue with The Working Waterfront’s careless and provocative presentation. The front page featured a sensational combination of a headline...

The state is also uniquely situated because, unlike the port of Boston, Maine's major ports are directly connected to rail lines.