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2023 Birding Excursions!

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Our Mission is inspiring science, learning, and community for a changing world.

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Project ASCO (Assessing Seaweed via Community Observations)

Project ASCO (Assessing Seaweed via Community Observations)

View of middle school students as part of the Schoodic Education Adventure program, walking through the intertidal zone on the Schoodic Peninsula. The treeline is shown in the background, against a bright blue sky.

A day at SEA

A day at SEA

Illustrative graphic cover art for the Sea to Trees podcast, showing illustration of a tree in the foreground, and in the background is a small cover at lowtide with the ocean's horizon line in the background. A cool color palette is used, mainly blues, grays, deep greens.

Introducing Sea to Trees, a new podcast on science in Acadia

Introducing Sea to Trees, a new podcast on science in Acadia

View of two people walking along a wooden boardwalk in Acadia National Park, with lush green trees surrounding them. The sun is shining and blue sky is visible through the tress.

Citizen science in the Great Meadow Wetland

Citizen science in the Great Meadow Wetland

May 18, 2023

Volunteer Opportunity: Record Bird Sounds in Acadia!

Are you interested in recording bird sounds in Acadia National Park? Join Schoodic Notes: Bird Sounds of Acadia’s Laura Sebastianelli […]

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May 9, 2023

The ‘Us’ in Ecosystem

by Maya Pelletier This is a story about Maine’s rocky intertidal ecosystem. An ecosystem is a complex network of living […]

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May 4, 2023

Announcing the 2023 Second Century Stewardship Fellows

New research on southern pine beetle, small mammals in Acadia National Park Two scientists have been awarded fellowships to conduct […]

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