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Long term forest health monitoring at Isle Au Haut
by Lucy Enders Isle au Haut is an island located six miles off the coast of Maine in Penobscot Bay. […]
Lessons from the mud
by Zoe Brumbaugh, Scientists-in-Parks Intern It’s sunrise, approaching 5 a.m. Your brain is finally starting to wake up after the […]
Sea to Trees: Season 3 Trailer
by Trevor Grandin Throughout my time at Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park, one idea has grabbed me by the […]
What is a sea wall, anyway?
by Catherine Schmitt Seawall Beach and Picnic Area, which was severely damaged by winter storms in 2024, is named for […]
Pursuing a career in participatory sciences, from Florida to Maine
story and photos by Stephanie Letourneau, Scientists in Parks Intern “It’s happening…”, I thought to myself as I walked up […]
Proposals Requested for Research in Acadia National Park
Protecting Acadia’s environmental and cultural heritage in today’s rapidly changing world demands high-quality, forward-looking science, greater access to and engagement […]
See a toad on the road in Acadia? Let us know!
Fall can be a rainy time in Acadia, prompting toads, frogs, and other amphibians to move about the landscape. Caught […]
Reflections on Home
story + photos by Eleanor Freed, Mount Holyoke College What makes a home a home? I don’t know exactly. I […]
Journeying into Acadia’s Climate Future
by Catherine Schmitt Two new reports on local climate change have been released, adding new details to where our current […]
Responding to Global Change with Global Partners
by Nick Fisichelli; banner photo by Dave Harmon We recently hosted a group of international conservation professionals from South Africa, […]