"The Alewife Journey" at Maine Outdoor Film Festival
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Our short film “The Alewife Journey: A Conservation Success Story” has been selected for the 2026 Maine Outdoor Film Festival! The film captures a guided educational walk hosted by PRLT at Mill Brook Preserve in 2024 and features scientists from the Gulf of Maine Research Institute.
“The Alewife Journey” is screening as part of the EARTH LOVE PROGRAM of seven short films at the Portland Museum of Art on July 26, 2026. Learn more and purchase tickets at https://moff2026.eventive.org/schedule/earth-love-program-indoor-shorts-block-69cff998b54e87030a0e5c12
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Follow the incredible migration of alewives as they journey from Casco Bay up the Presumpscot River, navigating through Mill Brook to reach Highland Lake. This video captures a guided educational walk hosted by the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust, offering a fascinating look at one of Maine’s most important seasonal wildlife events.
Learn about the ecological significance of the alewife migration, the challenges these fish face, and the role they play in the local ecosystem. The event features guest speakers and scientists from the Gulf of Maine Research Institute, who provide expert insights into fish migration, river restoration, and conservation efforts in the region.
Perfect for nature enthusiasts, students, and anyone curious about local environmental stewardship, this video highlights the beauty of the Presumpscot watershed and the dedicated efforts to protect it.
“The Alewife Journey” is screening as part of the EARTH LOVE PROGRAM of seven short films at the Portland Museum of Art on July 26, 2026. Learn more and purchase tickets at https://moff2026.eventive.org/schedule/earth-love-program-indoor-shorts-block-69cff998b54e87030a0e5c12
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Follow the incredible migration of alewives as they journey from Casco Bay up the Presumpscot River, navigating through Mill Brook to reach Highland Lake. This video captures a guided educational walk hosted by the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust, offering a fascinating look at one of Maine’s most important seasonal wildlife events.
Learn about the ecological significance of the alewife migration, the challenges these fish face, and the role they play in the local ecosystem. The event features guest speakers and scientists from the Gulf of Maine Research Institute, who provide expert insights into fish migration, river restoration, and conservation efforts in the region.
Perfect for nature enthusiasts, students, and anyone curious about local environmental stewardship, this video highlights the beauty of the Presumpscot watershed and the dedicated efforts to protect it.
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Where is it happening?
Portland Museum of Art, 7 Congress Sq, Portland, ME 04101-3802, United States
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
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Host or PublisherPresumpscot Regional Land Trust
