Bird Ecology
Sea to Trees: Season 2, Episode 2
story + photos by Catherine Devine Sea to Trees is a podcast that tells the stories of the science happening […]
Why I do the work that I do
by Brooke Goodman I got interested in birds in high school. I lived near an Audubon-managed bird sanctuary, and was […]
2023 Sea Watch at Schoodic Point
Nathan Dubrow of Ipswich, Massachusetts is the Schoodic Point Sea Watch counter for the 2023 fall migration season. Graduating from […]
Wild turkeys on the rise
by Seth Benz + Kyle Lima If you’ve spent any time in Maine within the last decade, there’s a very […]
Volunteer Opportunity: Record Bird Sounds in Acadia!
Are you interested in recording bird sounds in Acadia National Park? Join Schoodic Notes: Bird Sounds of Acadia’s Laura Sebastianelli […]
Citizen science in the Great Meadow Wetland
by Catherine Schmitt and Seth Benz If you are rolling down the boardwalk of the Jesup Path this summer and […]
The subtle beauty of a winter sparrow
story by Kyle Lima It’s a sunny day, and after being cooped up all winter you decide to get outside […]
Can we continue to call the Common Eider common?
story by Seth Benz In the Spring of 1991, I was working as an Audubon warden on an island near […]
New research shows dramatic declines in Acadia National Park winter bird populations
WINTER HARBOR, MAINE – Acadia National Park’s winter bird populations have declined by nearly half since 1971, according to a […]
42 million birds and counting
by Seth Benz The migration of birds along the Downeast coast of Maine is spectacular. According to Birdcast, a collaborative […]