In Maine, along the Canadian border, the Saint Croix International Historic Site honors French explorers. From 1604 to 1605, the first French colony in North America spent a long, hard winter on ...

The return of alewives to the St. Croix river system – which straddles the Maine-New Brunswick border – has been celebrated by the U.S. and Canadian governments, the Passamaquoddy Indian tribe ...

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Alewife returns on other Maine rivers included: 150,660 in the Union River in Ellsworth, 187,429 at the Penobscot River’s fish lift in Milford and 59,960 at the Androscoggin River dam in Brunswick.

The river marks the boundary between New Brunswick and Maine. Tried to rid river of gaspereau In 2013, the state lifted an 18-year-old law that kept a fish ladder at Princeton, Maine, closed ...

There have been substantial international efforts over the past 10 years to restore the alewife — know as gaspereau in New Brunswick — population on the St. Croix, said Nathan Wilbur, director ...

Guides and sporting camp owners in the Grand Lake Stream area want to block alewives, for fear that the sea-run fish will harm the important smallmouth bass fishery.