Maine Bird Atlas (Pre-order)
Pre-order your copy of the Maine Bird Atlas, a comprehensive new resource documenting the distribution and breeding status of birds across Maine.
The Maine Bird Atlas was a statewide project led by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, with support from conservation partners, professional biologists, and thousands of community scientists. Years of fieldwork and observation contributed to an unprecedented look at Maine’s bird populations and the habitats they depend on.
This beautifully produced volume brings together detailed species accounts, maps, photographs, and findings from the statewide atlas effort, creating an important reference for birders, naturalists, researchers, and conservation professionals.
| Features | Details |
|---|---|
| Content | Species accounts, distribution maps, breeding status, photographs |
| Format | Hardcover, 320 pages |
| Publication | MDIFW, in partnership with conservation organizations |
| Target Audience | Birders, naturalists, researchers, conservationists |
FAQ
What is the Maine Bird Atlas?
The Maine Bird Atlas is a comprehensive resource documenting the distribution and breeding status of bird species across Maine, based on years of fieldwork by professional biologists and community scientists.
Who is responsible for producing the atlas?
The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife led the project with support from conservation partners, professional biologists, and thousands of community scientists.
When will the atlas be available for purchase?
The atlas is currently available for pre-order. The final release date will be communicated via email upon confirmation of production.
Colin Hamilton –
This atlas is a valuable addition to any birder’s collection. The maps are clear and the species accounts are well-documented. I especially appreciate the detailed breeding information and habitat notes. A great resource for both beginners and experienced birdwatchers in Maine.
Abigail Wright –
As a long-time resident of Maine, I found the atlas to be thorough and accurate. The photographs and distribution maps help identify species in different regions. It’s a solid reference for fieldwork and conservation planning.
Yvonne Blake –
The book is well-designed and easy to navigate. The inclusion of breeding status and habitat details is particularly useful. A bit dense for casual reading, but excellent for serious birders and researchers.