Shinrin-yoku is a term that means "taking in the forest atmosphere" or "forest bathing."
Forest bathing, which combines meditative practices with long walks in the woods, started in Japan in the 1980s. And now the trend has hit Maine—complete with certified local guides. “Helping people communicate with trees helps them to communicate with themselves," says one.
Maine is tapping into the glamping trend with new tent resorts and exclusive campsites.
The New Jersey angler disappeared at the beginning of July.
US Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke recommends big changes to ten national monuments, including one in MA and one in ME.
The gear legend will open its first urban store in the Seaport neighborhood.
The Great Marsh is the largest of its kind in New England, and expert Liz Duff explains why it's so important.
A startup hopes to install its high-tech screens on safety bars at Winter Park and Wachusett Mountain next season.
The grant will fund improvements on the 22-mile Southern New England Trunkline Trail.
A proposal to bring Canadian hydropower to Massachusetts would require cutting through a swath of pristine North Woods.
