Category: Maine

• MAINE – Pierce Pond: 2022 Restoration

  The article discusses the ecological significance of the alewife migration at the Bagaduce River and efforts led by Bailey Bowden to restore local alewife populations through a fish ladder. It highlights the invasive Bishop’s weed issue along the shoreline, with community initiatives to control it and an upcoming workshop promoting collaborative habitat restoration.

  Lee Lee

  July 15, 2022

  Maine, Watersheds

  Bagaduce, Community Restoration, Fish Passage, Land Water Interface, Maine Native Plants, Tending the Commons, Water

• Sea Shanties and SEED Stories

  Celebrating the new gardens designed and built by Lee Lee at the Pendleton House, the beds set the stage for a display of Haitian artworks and maritime paintings during first Blue Hill Maritime Heritage Festival. In consideration of the historic use of the building to house sailors who needed temporary housing between seafaring journeys, garden…

  Lee Lee

  August 17, 2019

  Haiti, Maine, SEED disperse

  Art & Ecology, Forests, Gardens, Haiti, Maine, Medicine Chests, Mobilities, Neo-colonialisms, Plant medicine, Restoration, Shared table, Urban Gardens

• Haïti: REVOLUTION

  This exhibition features artists exploring the historic ties between Maine and Haiti, focusing on plant-human relationships during the Haitian revolution. Sculptures by Atis Rezistans are displayed in the SEED Barn gardens, with proceeds aiding restoration in Port-Au-Prince. The site connects culturally significant histories and promotes discussions on food sovereignty and rewilding.

  Lee Lee

  July 14, 2019

  Haiti, Maine, SEED disperse

  Art & Ecology, Forests, Gardens, Haiti, Maine, Medicine Chests, Mobilities, Neo-colonialisms, SEED barn