story + photos by Seth Benz A black-capped chickadee “irruption” is most noteworthy among the usual migrating birds counted at […]
On solitude
October 12, 2022story + photos by Joshua Miner, 2022 Intern from College of William & Mary To be alone in the woods: […]
Sharp-shinned Rascals
September 30, 2022In the September nor-westers also fly Hawks, sometimes in veritable companies. Evil little sharp-shinned rascals flap and sail through the […]
Fall is changing in Acadia
September 22, 2022story + photos by Catherine Schmitt Some day not too long ago, the chitter of swifts and the ring of […]
Getting to know the sounds and stories of Acadia
September 20, 2022by Olivia Milloway Since coming to Acadia National Park at the beginning of the summer, my senses have yet to […]
Visualizing citizen science data from national parks
September 20, 2022by Kyle Lima Schoodic Institute is creating a new way to analyze and visualize citizen science data on biological diversity […]
Cadillac Mountain Hawk Watch has begun!
September 16, 2022by Seth Benz Hawk Watch started in late August, and sharp-shinned hawks are on the move! We added 411 to […]
Late summer shorebirds
August 31, 2022by Catherine Schmitt, Kyle Lima, & Seth Benz Shorebird migration is upon us, as the plovers, sandpipers, and other sand- […]
Proposals requested for 2023 research fellowships
August 30, 2022The partners of Second Century Stewardship have announced the Request for Proposals for fellowships to support research in Acadia National […]
Advice for pursuing an ecology career after graduation
August 24, 2022story + photos by Erica Roche, Summer 2022 Intern from University of Maine In the spring semester of my senior […]