Forest Ecology
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 […]
2022 Acadia Winter Festival
Update: Friday’s events have been cancelled due to a winter storm watch. WINTER HARBOR – Schoodic Institute at Acadia National […]