Science
New Insights for Acadia’s Pitch Pines
by Tiegan Paulson There is a big difference between the bottom of Dorr Mountain and the top. At the base […]
Adapting to Change – with Science (Part 2)
Introduction America Adapts, the Climate Change Podcast and its host, Doug Parsons, visited Schoodic Institute to learn more about our […]
Impact Report now available in print and online
Schoodic Institute’s 2025 Impact Report is now available online and in print! We are grateful to be part of the […]
Great Meadow Restoration: The Data Behind the Decision
by Natalia Portales and Chris Nadeau Ever wonder how natural resource managers decide when and how to take action, such […]
Schoodic Institute announces 2026 Cathy and Jim Gero Acadia Early-Career Fellows
Winter Harbor – Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park is pleased to announce the 2026 Cathy and Jim Gero Acadia […]
Adapting to Change – with Science (Part 1)
Introduction America Adapts, the Climate Change Podcast and its host, Doug Parsons, visited Schoodic Institute to learn more about our […]
Inaugural Class of Dixon Fellows
Through several fellowship programs, we have helped expand research in Acadia. One of the earliest was the Fitz Eugene Dixon […]
Reflections from the Field
by Julia Rush Looking back on my time at Schoodic Institute, it’s hard to pinpoint one moment that really defines […]
Signs of Resilience in Rockweed Beds
by Hannah Webber Humans are terrestrial. We dwell on land, and think about the world from a terrestrial perspective, and […]
Black Bears in Acadia
by Molly Donlan Black bears across New England are currently in the midst of hibernation, tucked away and protected from […]