Mainewatch Institute was founded and incorporated as a 501(c )(3) nonprofit organization in 1987 by a group of individuals with diverse backgrounds in natural resource conservation and economics. They held a common concern about the growing conflict between environmental values and economic growth in the Maine region. For over 20 years, the organization advocated for public policy aimed at providing a sustainable future for the people and natural ecosystems of Maine and the surrounding region.
This report archive was compiled by the Maine State Library to provide digital access to the published works of the organization.
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Rediscovering Forgotten Assets : Trails for the 21st Century (Executive Summary)
Tom Reeves and MaineWatch Institute
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Rediscovering Forgotten Assets : Trails for the 21st Century; Methodology Report for the Regional Mapping Project
Tom Reeves and MaineWatch Institute
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Energy Choices Revisited : An Examination of the Costs and Benefits of Maine's Energy Policy
Skip Laitner, Marc Breslow, Jeff Hall, and Marshall Goldberg
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Gulf of Maine Monitoring Plan : Final Report
Camp Dresser & McKee Inc., Research and Productivity Council of New Brunswick, and MaineWatch Institute
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Maine's Forest Economy : Crisis or Opportunity; Volume 1 : Report of Survey Research Findings
MaineWatch Institute, Ellen Baum, Jonathan Falk, and David Vail
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The Western Mountains of Maine : Toward Balanced Growth
MaineWatch Institute, Richard E. Barringer, Charles S. Colgan, Lloyd C. Irland, John Joseph, Frank O'Hara, and Kenneth Stratton
