by Molly Donlan Black bears across New England are currently in the midst of hibernation, tucked away and protected from […]
Sea to Trees: Season 4, Episode 3
February 18, 2026The Coastal Spruce Fir Forest by Julia Rush Sea to Trees is a podcast that tells the stories of the […]
Listening to the Coastal Forest
February 4, 2026by Gillian Audier Coastal forests, made up of a mixture of red spruce and balsam fir, are a defining feature […]
Happy World Wetlands Day!
February 2, 2026story + photos by Catherine Schmitt There’s no better place to appreciate and celebrate World Wetlands Day than Acadia National […]
On Crows and the Coastal Squeeze
January 27, 2026by Hannah Webber Crows eat everything. It’s in their nature. Learning that they eat green sea urchins, however, has been […]
Acadia Offers Refuge from a Changing Climate
January 22, 2026by Catherine Schmitt On any given summer day, hundreds of visitors take in the view from the summit of Cadillac […]
Sea to Trees: Season 4, Episode 2
January 21, 2026The Mountain Summit by Julia Rush Sea to Trees is a podcast that tells the stories of the science happening […]
Join the Flock! Register Now for 2026 Birding Excursions
January 19, 2026Announcing Upcoming Bird Tours with Schoodic Institute and Partners We’re excited to share our lineup of 2026 bird tours, offering […]
Sea to Trees: Season 4, Episode 1
December 17, 2025The Freshwater Wetland by Julia Rush Sea to Trees is a podcast that tells the stories of the science happening […]
Lost at SEA
December 9, 2025by Abby Schill Fall on the Schoodic Peninsula is vibrant – filled with changing leaves and crashing waves, migrating birds […]