Dec. 19—After nearly 30 years living in the Maine Wildlife Park, Suzie the black bear has died, the park announced Thursday. The park did not say when exactly Suzie died, but said in a written ...

The Maine Wildlife Park is mourning the loss of its beloved black bear Suzie, who died at age 30. In a Facebook post, the park said Suzie's old age triggered a recent decline in her mobility and ...

GRAY, Maine (WGME) -- After nearly three decades at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray, Suzie the bear has died. Caretakers say she came to the park in 1995 after not being able to survive in the wild.

Business Insider claims that amongst thousands of state parks throughout the country, Maine is home to one of the seven best ...

The state has almost a dozen programs encouraging the public to gather information on Maine's critters, to protect them and ...

It's time for Maine Guide Monday, where Guide Catherine Gordon explores the beautiful wildlife and nature across the state.

This provided a family friendly opportunity for members of the community to come and learn about Maine wildlife. The event was in collaboration with the University of Maine’s Wildlife Society ...

This pass does not provide access to Gardens Aglow during the winter season. Maine Wildlife Park: Library staff will distribute single use passes which allows a discounted admission rate of $5 per ...

Aviation officials and businesses say a bill to exempt airports from state protections for Maine's endangered or threatened ...

They held their 5th annual WinterFest community event on Saturday, which provided a family-friendly opportunity for members of the community to come and learn about Maine wildlife. The event was ...

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Maine wildlife officials and advocates have come out against the bill, arguing it is unnecessary and could put the state's imperiled wildlife at risk, noting that habitat loss remains the No. 1 threat ...