Stop Looking for WMDs

Where are they, exactly? In the desert? No. In a cave? No, but you might find a few caves within the WMDs. Before you call the authorities, take a closer look. Maine’s Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife manages 29 Wildlife Management Districts — otherwise known as WMDs — where fish, fowl and various ground-walking animals can be found in the light of day and darkness of night, no subvertive intelligence necessary.

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Our New Books
	Maine ABC \| Illustrated with distinct Maine icons, such as moose, lobster, and Katahdin, this book has a rhyming verse that will have children singing the words, asking for it to be read again and again, and learning the alphabet in no time.
	Mr. Rockefeller's Roads \| This updated version of the 1990 best-seller has new photography, more archival photos, and descriptions of recent improvements to the 51-mile carriage road system.
	Sea Glass Crafts \| Filled with ideas to turn your seaside treasures into home decor—inside and out, practical and decorative, whimsical and serious.
	The Maine Lobster Book \| This fun, fact-filled book brings the reader on the lobster’s journey from ocean floor to plate, stopping along the way to get to know the people and places of Maine’s iconic industry.