MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST:In western Maine, a new conservation project has protected 78,000 acres around the Magalloway River from development. And we're going to paddle up into - towards the Big Magalloway and Little Magalloway rivers. SHARON: Mark Berry is with The Nature Conservancy in Maine, which helped raise $62 million to protect the cold, swift-moving Magalloway River, which is in the northern Appalachian mountain range. SHARON: Under the terms of the conservation deal, public access for fishing, hunting, paddling and snowmobiling will be allowed. LALIBERTE: Oh, look at the kingfishers chasing each other.