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Adapting to Change – with Science (Part 6)
Introduction America Adapts, the Climate Change Podcast and its host, Doug Parsons, visited Schoodic Institute to learn more about our […]
Success Stories from Early-Career Science Professionals
by Connor Nordmann Over the first couple months of our fellowship, the Gero Fellows were given the opportunity to collaborate […]
Roots of Routes: the Evolution and Conservation of Acadia Trails
by Grace Upham photos by Grace Upham My spikes clung to the tightly-packed snow, the trail obvious from layers upon […]
Schoodic Institute is Hiring a President & CEO
Schoodic Institute seeks a dynamic and mission-driven executive who combines strategic leadership, a solid background in science and/or education, relationship-building […]
Get Ready for Raptors! Join Us for Hawk Watch on Cadillac
Get ready for raptors! Hawk Watch on Cadillac Mountain has begun. You’ll find 10 raptor species flying over Acadia’s summits, […]
Adapting to Change – with Science (Part 5)
Introduction America Adapts, the Climate Change Podcast and its host, Doug Parsons, visited Schoodic Institute to learn more about our […]
Request for Information: Real-Time Data and Parking Guidance Capabilities for Acadia National Park, Maine
Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park invites responses from qualified contractors and businesses to gather industry insight about feasible technologies, approaches, […]
How Do You Rate a Scenic View?
by Tiegan Paulson cover photo by Catherine Schmitt The view from the top of Barnard Mountain is good, but I […]
Adapting to Change – with Science (Part 4)
Introduction America Adapts, the Climate Change Podcast and its host, Doug Parsons, visited Schoodic Institute to learn more about our […]
National Park Foundation grant to support real-time data on park conditions
photo by Catherine Schmitt Navigating Acadia National Park during the busy season can be a challenge. Mountainous terrain makes cell […]