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  1. India Safaris @indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com@indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com ·

    Which Place Is Best for a 4-Day Trip in India? Top Destinations for a Short Vacation in 2026-27

    India is one of the few countries where a four-day trip can deliver an extraordinary mix of history, wildlife, culture, luxury, and adventure. Whether you dream of standing before the iconic Taj Mahal, spotting Bengal tigers in the wild, exploring royal palaces, or experiencing luxury travel, India offers countless options for a memorable short getaway. But with so many destinations to choose from, travelers often ask: Which place is best for a 4-day trip in India? The answer depends on […]

    indiasafaristrends.wordpress.c

  2. India Safaris @indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com@indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com ·

    Which Place Is Best for a 4-Day Trip in India? Top Destinations for a Short Vacation in 2026-27

    India is one of the few countries where a four-day trip can deliver an extraordinary mix of history, wildlife, culture, luxury, and adventure. Whether you dream of standing before the iconic Taj Mahal, spotting Bengal tigers in the wild, exploring royal palaces, or experiencing luxury travel, India offers countless options for a memorable short getaway. But with so many destinations to choose from, travelers often ask: Which place is best for a 4-day trip in India? The answer depends on […]

    indiasafaristrends.wordpress.c

  3. India Safaris @indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com@indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com ·

    Which Place Is Best for a 4-Day Trip in India? Top Destinations for a Short Vacation in 2026-27

    India is one of the few countries where a four-day trip can deliver an extraordinary mix of history, wildlife, culture, luxury, and adventure. Whether you dream of standing before the iconic Taj Mahal, spotting Bengal tigers in the wild, exploring royal palaces, or experiencing luxury travel, India offers countless options for a memorable short getaway. But with so many destinations to choose from, travelers often ask: Which place is best for a 4-day trip in India? The answer depends on […]

    indiasafaristrends.wordpress.c

  4. #WetlandRestoration and Improvement Projects Receive $4.6 Million in Funding

    February 09, 2026 | #Maine

    AUGUSTA, Maine — "The Maine Natural Resource Conservation Program (#MNRCP) awarded over $4.6 million for 10 projects that will restore and enhance freshwater and coastal wetlands and streams, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (#MaineDEP) announced today.

    The projects awarded funding include:

    - Improving degraded #SaltMarsh around the #YorkRiver
    - Restoring #eelgrass in the #GreatSaltBay
    - Removing dams on the #RoyalRiver in #YarmouthME and the #NezinscotRiver in #BuckfieldME
    - Reconnecting a side channel and reestablishing #wetlands along the Upper #MagallowayRiver
    - Expanding and enhancing the #RiparianBuffer of a brook in #WaldoboroME
    - Upgrading a culvert to a bridge on a tributary to the #AroostookRiver
    - Restoring and reconnecting #wetlands in #AcadiaNationalPark

    "In total, $4,633,343 was awarded to restore wetlands that will improve water quality, enhance fish and wildlife habitat, and mitigate flooding impacts.

    "#MNRCP is one of the most important funding sources for wetland restoration and conservation projects in the state. Since it began in 2008, the program has awarded over $36 million for 183 wetland restoration and conservation projects. Public agencies, municipalities, Tribes and nonprofit conservation organizations are all eligible to apply for funding. MNRCP funding can cover the costs of wetland consultants and engineers who support project design and implementation.

    "The program provides opportunities for restoration projects that help improve a broad range of critical habitats, both inland and along Maine’s coast."

    Read more:
    nature.org/en-us/newsroom/mnrc

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineRivers #MaineWetlands #WetlandRestoration #RestoringNature #DamRemoval

  5. #WetlandRestoration and Improvement Projects Receive $4.6 Million in Funding

    February 09, 2026 | #Maine

    AUGUSTA, Maine — "The Maine Natural Resource Conservation Program (#MNRCP) awarded over $4.6 million for 10 projects that will restore and enhance freshwater and coastal wetlands and streams, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (#MaineDEP) announced today.

    The projects awarded funding include:

    - Improving degraded #SaltMarsh around the #YorkRiver
    - Restoring #eelgrass in the #GreatSaltBay
    - Removing dams on the #RoyalRiver in #YarmouthME and the #NezinscotRiver in #BuckfieldME
    - Reconnecting a side channel and reestablishing #wetlands along the Upper #MagallowayRiver
    - Expanding and enhancing the #RiparianBuffer of a brook in #WaldoboroME
    - Upgrading a culvert to a bridge on a tributary to the #AroostookRiver
    - Restoring and reconnecting #wetlands in #AcadiaNationalPark

    "In total, $4,633,343 was awarded to restore wetlands that will improve water quality, enhance fish and wildlife habitat, and mitigate flooding impacts.

    "#MNRCP is one of the most important funding sources for wetland restoration and conservation projects in the state. Since it began in 2008, the program has awarded over $36 million for 183 wetland restoration and conservation projects. Public agencies, municipalities, Tribes and nonprofit conservation organizations are all eligible to apply for funding. MNRCP funding can cover the costs of wetland consultants and engineers who support project design and implementation.

    "The program provides opportunities for restoration projects that help improve a broad range of critical habitats, both inland and along Maine’s coast."

    Read more:
    nature.org/en-us/newsroom/mnrc

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineRivers #MaineWetlands #WetlandRestoration #RestoringNature #DamRemoval

  6. #WetlandRestoration and Improvement Projects Receive $4.6 Million in Funding

    February 09, 2026 | #Maine

    AUGUSTA, Maine — "The Maine Natural Resource Conservation Program (#MNRCP) awarded over $4.6 million for 10 projects that will restore and enhance freshwater and coastal wetlands and streams, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (#MaineDEP) announced today.

    The projects awarded funding include:

    - Improving degraded #SaltMarsh around the #YorkRiver
    - Restoring #eelgrass in the #GreatSaltBay
    - Removing dams on the #RoyalRiver in #YarmouthME and the #NezinscotRiver in #BuckfieldME
    - Reconnecting a side channel and reestablishing #wetlands along the Upper #MagallowayRiver
    - Expanding and enhancing the #RiparianBuffer of a brook in #WaldoboroME
    - Upgrading a culvert to a bridge on a tributary to the #AroostookRiver
    - Restoring and reconnecting #wetlands in #AcadiaNationalPark

    "In total, $4,633,343 was awarded to restore wetlands that will improve water quality, enhance fish and wildlife habitat, and mitigate flooding impacts.

    "#MNRCP is one of the most important funding sources for wetland restoration and conservation projects in the state. Since it began in 2008, the program has awarded over $36 million for 183 wetland restoration and conservation projects. Public agencies, municipalities, Tribes and nonprofit conservation organizations are all eligible to apply for funding. MNRCP funding can cover the costs of wetland consultants and engineers who support project design and implementation.

    "The program provides opportunities for restoration projects that help improve a broad range of critical habitats, both inland and along Maine’s coast."

    Read more:
    nature.org/en-us/newsroom/mnrc

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineRivers #MaineWetlands #WetlandRestoration #RestoringNature #DamRemoval

  7. #WetlandRestoration and Improvement Projects Receive $4.6 Million in Funding

    February 09, 2026 | #Maine

    AUGUSTA, Maine — "The Maine Natural Resource Conservation Program (#MNRCP) awarded over $4.6 million for 10 projects that will restore and enhance freshwater and coastal wetlands and streams, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (#MaineDEP) announced today.

    The projects awarded funding include:

    - Improving degraded #SaltMarsh around the #YorkRiver
    - Restoring #eelgrass in the #GreatSaltBay
    - Removing dams on the #RoyalRiver in #YarmouthME and the #NezinscotRiver in #BuckfieldME
    - Reconnecting a side channel and reestablishing #wetlands along the Upper #MagallowayRiver
    - Expanding and enhancing the #RiparianBuffer of a brook in #WaldoboroME
    - Upgrading a culvert to a bridge on a tributary to the #AroostookRiver
    - Restoring and reconnecting #wetlands in #AcadiaNationalPark

    "In total, $4,633,343 was awarded to restore wetlands that will improve water quality, enhance fish and wildlife habitat, and mitigate flooding impacts.

    "#MNRCP is one of the most important funding sources for wetland restoration and conservation projects in the state. Since it began in 2008, the program has awarded over $36 million for 183 wetland restoration and conservation projects. Public agencies, municipalities, Tribes and nonprofit conservation organizations are all eligible to apply for funding. MNRCP funding can cover the costs of wetland consultants and engineers who support project design and implementation.

    "The program provides opportunities for restoration projects that help improve a broad range of critical habitats, both inland and along Maine’s coast."

    Read more:
    nature.org/en-us/newsroom/mnrc

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineRivers #MaineWetlands #WetlandRestoration #RestoringNature #DamRemoval

  8. #WetlandRestoration and Improvement Projects Receive $4.6 Million in Funding

    February 09, 2026 | #Maine

    AUGUSTA, Maine — "The Maine Natural Resource Conservation Program (#MNRCP) awarded over $4.6 million for 10 projects that will restore and enhance freshwater and coastal wetlands and streams, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (#MaineDEP) announced today.

    The projects awarded funding include:

    - Improving degraded #SaltMarsh around the #YorkRiver
    - Restoring #eelgrass in the #GreatSaltBay
    - Removing dams on the #RoyalRiver in #YarmouthME and the #NezinscotRiver in #BuckfieldME
    - Reconnecting a side channel and reestablishing #wetlands along the Upper #MagallowayRiver
    - Expanding and enhancing the #RiparianBuffer of a brook in #WaldoboroME
    - Upgrading a culvert to a bridge on a tributary to the #AroostookRiver
    - Restoring and reconnecting #wetlands in #AcadiaNationalPark

    "In total, $4,633,343 was awarded to restore wetlands that will improve water quality, enhance fish and wildlife habitat, and mitigate flooding impacts.

    "#MNRCP is one of the most important funding sources for wetland restoration and conservation projects in the state. Since it began in 2008, the program has awarded over $36 million for 183 wetland restoration and conservation projects. Public agencies, municipalities, Tribes and nonprofit conservation organizations are all eligible to apply for funding. MNRCP funding can cover the costs of wetland consultants and engineers who support project design and implementation.

    "The program provides opportunities for restoration projects that help improve a broad range of critical habitats, both inland and along Maine’s coast."

    Read more:
    nature.org/en-us/newsroom/mnrc

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineRivers #MaineWetlands #WetlandRestoration #RestoringNature #DamRemoval

  9. Just interviewed author and wildlife biologist Michelle (ME) Schuman. She's got an amazing life story. I'm just starting on her memoir and love it. #wildlife #Alaska #biologist #wetlands

    dragonfly.eco/indie-corner-mic

  10. via @MaineMonitor

    A shady land deal in #BelfastME as a #ConservationEasement goes missing

    A wetland in Belfast was supposed to be conserved “in perpetuity.” Instead it’s being sold as commercial property. DEP is investigating.

    By Murray Carpenter
    July 13, 2025

    Excerpt: "#BankOfAmerica became the owner of the lot in 2006, when it bought #MBNA for $34 billion. In January 2025, Bank of America sold the lot at auction to #WeBuyAndResellHomesLLC, a Georgia company. According to Belfast Assessor’s Office, the lot sold for $15,750, and is assessed at $404,800.

    "The new owner promptly listed the property for sale for $295,000, with no mention that it is a #wetlands #mitigation site. The ad, at CORE real estate, reads, 'Zoned commercially, the land is positioned for a variety of business ventures. Belfast is expanding, making this an ideal location for retail, office, or mixed-use development.'

    "It’s hard to know how the wetland conservation project seeped through the cracks. Among the banker’s boxes of documents related to MBNA permitting in the #DEP archives, is an unsigned draft of the deed restriction, from 1997. The draft would not be enforceable, however, until it was signed and filed with the deed.

    "#MaineDEP spokesman David Madore said the agency is investigating the matter.

    " 'The Department’s approval of the 1997 development was contingent on the restoration and preservation of wetland functions and values on the compensation parcel,' Madore said in an email. 'The parcel was intended to be permanently preserved.'

    "A Bank of America spokesperson declined to comment on the story, as did the Army Corps.

    "These days, it’s an overlooked and forgotten lot adjacent to a bustling area. Someone is using an area near the road as a toilet.

    "But back in the wetland, the #alders and #cattails have grown in as intended. On a warm July day, red-winged #blackbirds, common yellowthroats, and #RedEyedVireos sing. And, from deep in the wetland, comes the croaking of a #GreenFrog."

    themainemonitor.org/belfast-co

    #SaveTheWetlands #BankOfAmericaSucks #Conservation #MaineNews #WetlandPreservation #ShadyDeals #SaveTheLittleRiverWatershed

  11. via @MaineMonitor

    A shady land deal in #BelfastME as a #ConservationEasement goes missing

    A wetland in Belfast was supposed to be conserved “in perpetuity.” Instead it’s being sold as commercial property. DEP is investigating.

    By Murray Carpenter
    July 13, 2025

    Excerpt: "#BankOfAmerica became the owner of the lot in 2006, when it bought #MBNA for $34 billion. In January 2025, Bank of America sold the lot at auction to #WeBuyAndResellHomesLLC, a Georgia company. According to Belfast Assessor’s Office, the lot sold for $15,750, and is assessed at $404,800.

    "The new owner promptly listed the property for sale for $295,000, with no mention that it is a #wetlands #mitigation site. The ad, at CORE real estate, reads, 'Zoned commercially, the land is positioned for a variety of business ventures. Belfast is expanding, making this an ideal location for retail, office, or mixed-use development.'

    "It’s hard to know how the wetland conservation project seeped through the cracks. Among the banker’s boxes of documents related to MBNA permitting in the #DEP archives, is an unsigned draft of the deed restriction, from 1997. The draft would not be enforceable, however, until it was signed and filed with the deed.

    "#MaineDEP spokesman David Madore said the agency is investigating the matter.

    " 'The Department’s approval of the 1997 development was contingent on the restoration and preservation of wetland functions and values on the compensation parcel,' Madore said in an email. 'The parcel was intended to be permanently preserved.'

    "A Bank of America spokesperson declined to comment on the story, as did the Army Corps.

    "These days, it’s an overlooked and forgotten lot adjacent to a bustling area. Someone is using an area near the road as a toilet.

    "But back in the wetland, the #alders and #cattails have grown in as intended. On a warm July day, red-winged #blackbirds, common yellowthroats, and #RedEyedVireos sing. And, from deep in the wetland, comes the croaking of a #GreenFrog."

    themainemonitor.org/belfast-co

    #SaveTheWetlands #BankOfAmericaSucks #Conservation #MaineNews #WetlandPreservation #ShadyDeals #SaveTheLittleRiverWatershed

  12. via @MaineMonitor

    A shady land deal in #BelfastME as a #ConservationEasement goes missing

    A wetland in Belfast was supposed to be conserved “in perpetuity.” Instead it’s being sold as commercial property. DEP is investigating.

    By Murray Carpenter
    July 13, 2025

    Excerpt: "#BankOfAmerica became the owner of the lot in 2006, when it bought #MBNA for $34 billion. In January 2025, Bank of America sold the lot at auction to #WeBuyAndResellHomesLLC, a Georgia company. According to Belfast Assessor’s Office, the lot sold for $15,750, and is assessed at $404,800.

    "The new owner promptly listed the property for sale for $295,000, with no mention that it is a #wetlands #mitigation site. The ad, at CORE real estate, reads, 'Zoned commercially, the land is positioned for a variety of business ventures. Belfast is expanding, making this an ideal location for retail, office, or mixed-use development.'

    "It’s hard to know how the wetland conservation project seeped through the cracks. Among the banker’s boxes of documents related to MBNA permitting in the #DEP archives, is an unsigned draft of the deed restriction, from 1997. The draft would not be enforceable, however, until it was signed and filed with the deed.

    "#MaineDEP spokesman David Madore said the agency is investigating the matter.

    " 'The Department’s approval of the 1997 development was contingent on the restoration and preservation of wetland functions and values on the compensation parcel,' Madore said in an email. 'The parcel was intended to be permanently preserved.'

    "A Bank of America spokesperson declined to comment on the story, as did the Army Corps.

    "These days, it’s an overlooked and forgotten lot adjacent to a bustling area. Someone is using an area near the road as a toilet.

    "But back in the wetland, the #alders and #cattails have grown in as intended. On a warm July day, red-winged #blackbirds, common yellowthroats, and #RedEyedVireos sing. And, from deep in the wetland, comes the croaking of a #GreenFrog."

    themainemonitor.org/belfast-co

    #SaveTheWetlands #BankOfAmericaSucks #Conservation #MaineNews #WetlandPreservation #ShadyDeals #SaveTheLittleRiverWatershed

  13. via @MaineMonitor

    A shady land deal in #BelfastME as a #ConservationEasement goes missing

    A wetland in Belfast was supposed to be conserved “in perpetuity.” Instead it’s being sold as commercial property. DEP is investigating.

    By Murray Carpenter
    July 13, 2025

    Excerpt: "#BankOfAmerica became the owner of the lot in 2006, when it bought #MBNA for $34 billion. In January 2025, Bank of America sold the lot at auction to #WeBuyAndResellHomesLLC, a Georgia company. According to Belfast Assessor’s Office, the lot sold for $15,750, and is assessed at $404,800.

    "The new owner promptly listed the property for sale for $295,000, with no mention that it is a #wetlands #mitigation site. The ad, at CORE real estate, reads, 'Zoned commercially, the land is positioned for a variety of business ventures. Belfast is expanding, making this an ideal location for retail, office, or mixed-use development.'

    "It’s hard to know how the wetland conservation project seeped through the cracks. Among the banker’s boxes of documents related to MBNA permitting in the #DEP archives, is an unsigned draft of the deed restriction, from 1997. The draft would not be enforceable, however, until it was signed and filed with the deed.

    "#MaineDEP spokesman David Madore said the agency is investigating the matter.

    " 'The Department’s approval of the 1997 development was contingent on the restoration and preservation of wetland functions and values on the compensation parcel,' Madore said in an email. 'The parcel was intended to be permanently preserved.'

    "A Bank of America spokesperson declined to comment on the story, as did the Army Corps.

    "These days, it’s an overlooked and forgotten lot adjacent to a bustling area. Someone is using an area near the road as a toilet.

    "But back in the wetland, the #alders and #cattails have grown in as intended. On a warm July day, red-winged #blackbirds, common yellowthroats, and #RedEyedVireos sing. And, from deep in the wetland, comes the croaking of a #GreenFrog."

    themainemonitor.org/belfast-co

    #SaveTheWetlands #BankOfAmericaSucks #Conservation #MaineNews #WetlandPreservation #ShadyDeals #SaveTheLittleRiverWatershed

  14. via @MaineMonitor

    A shady land deal in #BelfastME as a #ConservationEasement goes missing

    A wetland in Belfast was supposed to be conserved “in perpetuity.” Instead it’s being sold as commercial property. DEP is investigating.

    By Murray Carpenter
    July 13, 2025

    Excerpt: "#BankOfAmerica became the owner of the lot in 2006, when it bought #MBNA for $34 billion. In January 2025, Bank of America sold the lot at auction to #WeBuyAndResellHomesLLC, a Georgia company. According to Belfast Assessor’s Office, the lot sold for $15,750, and is assessed at $404,800.

    "The new owner promptly listed the property for sale for $295,000, with no mention that it is a #wetlands #mitigation site. The ad, at CORE real estate, reads, 'Zoned commercially, the land is positioned for a variety of business ventures. Belfast is expanding, making this an ideal location for retail, office, or mixed-use development.'

    "It’s hard to know how the wetland conservation project seeped through the cracks. Among the banker’s boxes of documents related to MBNA permitting in the #DEP archives, is an unsigned draft of the deed restriction, from 1997. The draft would not be enforceable, however, until it was signed and filed with the deed.

    "#MaineDEP spokesman David Madore said the agency is investigating the matter.

    " 'The Department’s approval of the 1997 development was contingent on the restoration and preservation of wetland functions and values on the compensation parcel,' Madore said in an email. 'The parcel was intended to be permanently preserved.'

    "A Bank of America spokesperson declined to comment on the story, as did the Army Corps.

    "These days, it’s an overlooked and forgotten lot adjacent to a bustling area. Someone is using an area near the road as a toilet.

    "But back in the wetland, the #alders and #cattails have grown in as intended. On a warm July day, red-winged #blackbirds, common yellowthroats, and #RedEyedVireos sing. And, from deep in the wetland, comes the croaking of a #GreenFrog."

    themainemonitor.org/belfast-co

    #SaveTheWetlands #BankOfAmericaSucks #Conservation #MaineNews #WetlandPreservation #ShadyDeals #SaveTheLittleRiverWatershed