The federal and tribal leaders who worked toward co-stewardship agreement pose in the Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge visitors center. (Back row, left to right, from U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) John Magera, refuge manager of the Northern Maine National Wildlife Refuge Complex, Regional Tribal Liaison Tim Binzen and Wildlife Refuge Specialist Lachlin Robertson. (Front row) U.S. Fish and Wildlife Acting Northeast Regional Director Sharon Marino, Mi’kmaq Environmental Health Director Shannon Hill, Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge Volunteer Wayne Selfridge and Mi’kmaq Tribal Chief Sheila McCormack. (Cameron Levasseur | The County)
Feds and Mi’kmaq Nation sign deal to protect piece of Aroostook wilderness
Signed on Earth Day, the agreement is the first of its kind in Maine.
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