Discovery Channel Films in Maine Woods

The Nature Conservancy and Discovery Education, a division of the Discovery Channel, are filming a class curriculum series titled Nature Works. For one episode the series traveled to the forests surrounding Baker Lake in Somerset County. The idea behind showcasing this remote section of Maine is to help children better understand how different parts of nature fit into their lives. Read more and watch a video of the filming at the Bangor Daily News.

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