by Catherine Schmitt On October 28, 2019, high tide in Acadia National Park was over 12 feet. With a lot […]
Learning about teamwork
October 28, 2019by Bill Zoellick and Sarah Hooper When students are asked to draw a picture of a scientist, the result is […]
What’s Flying? at Schoodic Point Sea Watch
October 24, 2019Story and photos by Hallie Daly Any morning at Schoodic Point is sure to be serene, with the waves crashing […]
Schoodic Institute Education Update
October 21, 2019by Bill Zoellick and Sarah Hooper Other than Thursday, which was all about power outages and trees coming down, last […]
Schoodic Institute Education Update
October 14, 2019by Bill Zoellick and Sarah Hooper Last week was “Partners Week” for the K-12 education team at Schoodic Institute. In […]
The Big Crab Hunt
October 7, 2019by Bill Zoellick and Sarah Hooper Now that the school year is underway, we’ve really jumped in (…to the mud?) […]
Counting Caterpillars at Schoodic Point
October 3, 2019By Andrew Zachman, General Ecology Technician This time of year, caterpillars can be found crawling across roadways, chewing on the […]
Understory: The Future Forest of Acadia, Part 4
October 2, 2019Story and Photos by Catherine Schmitt Maine is the most forested state in the nation, with more than 90 percent […]
The Wisdom of Clouds
September 30, 2019N. Lantman photo Watching clouds may be the perfect antidote to the pressures of the digital world, according to Gavin […]
Wonders on the Wing
September 27, 2019Help support migrating birds and our fledgling scientists as they take flight on their epic journeys! Donations to this campaign […]