Forest Ecology
Extreme Trees – how do you manage the future forest?
by Catherine Devine, photos by Catherine Schmitt Stretching from Maine through New York, the Northern Forest is home to 2.3 […]
Fewer deer and invasive plants make for healthy park forests
New study analyzes condition of forests in 39 Eastern national parks Most forests in national parks in the eastern United […]
What a climate station can teach us about Acadian forests
by Olivia Milloway In July of 2021, a group of teachers from Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire traded in their […]
Schoodic Signals: Wild Sarsaparilla
by Olivia Milloway If you take a walk through the forests of the Schoodic Peninsula in June, you’ll likely see […]
Schoodic Signals: Jack Pine
by Catherine Schmitt Do you know the Jack Pine? The southernmost Jack Pine woodlands can be found in Acadia National […]
Schoodic Signals of Biodiversity
by Shannon O’Brien and Catherine Schmitt Today is the International Day for Biological Diversity. Here on the Schoodic Peninsula, we […]
Five Years of Crowdsourcing Biodiversity Data
by Seth Benz At Schoodic Institute, we believe that science is for everyone, and that everyone can contribute to science. […]
Sensing Change in the Tundra
Schoodic Institute Press Release Encircling the polar region of the northern hemisphere, the Arctic tundra is home to numerous Indigenous […]
Job Openings for Ecology Field Technicians
We are looking to fill three temporary, full time Field Technician positions for the upcoming 2022 season starting May 31st […]
New Acadia Early-Career Fellowships
Through the generous support of Catherine and James Gero, the National Park Service, Schoodic Institute, and the National Park Foundation […]