by Hannah Webber Engaging more people in science is exciting and fun, especially when they come from diverse backgrounds. But […]
It Takes a Community (or Two) to Save a Summit
November 26, 2024Schoodic Institute scientists are developing new restoration methods to protect Acadia National Park amidst rapid climate change. As Dr. Chris […]
Welcome Center at Rockefeller Hall Season Summary
November 21, 2024by Megan Moshier In its busiest season ever, our Welcome Center at Rockefeller Hall greeted more than 31,000 visitors this […]
Sea to Trees: Season 3, Episode 2
November 20, 2024by Trevor Grandin Sea to Trees is a podcast that tells the stories of the science happening in and around […]
We’re All Naturalists at Sieur de Monts
November 19, 2024by Suzannah Buzzell “Welcome to Sieur de Monts” I say, handing out yellow vests to the current Earthwatch team. This […]
Teamwork and the Rockweed Burrito
November 14, 2024by Natalia Portales We are sifting through rockweed like combing through hair, trying to find the holdfast, where the seaweed is […]
With poetry and science, revising the language of land
November 12, 2024by Catherine Schmitt This story was originally published by Maine Audubon in the Winter 2024 issue of Habitat. The other […]
Bogs, moss, and boardwalk thoughts
November 7, 2024by Sekou Noble-Kuchera I often have realizations when walking on boardwalks. One afternoon, noticing the damp moss lining the Orono […]
Untangling Conservation’s Complicated Roots
October 24, 2024by Catherine Schmitt Beginning in the late nineteenth century, environmental, social, and demographic changes prompted both a conservation movement (to […]
Storm Science Communication
October 23, 2024Winter storms including Nor’easters have become both more frequent and more intense in the last 30 years, and are the […]