Inspiring – and Surprising – Schoodic Science for a Changing World

Schoodic Institute scientists measure, map, and monitor environmental change at Schoodic Point, throughout Acadia, and beyond. On Tuesday, June 11, at 7:00pm, join us for an evening of short stories about how we study the rapidly changing world around us, what we are learning, and the chances we all have to contribute. There will be a few surprises along the way, and opportunities to test your own knowledge of local ecology.

The evening’s itinerary includes:

• “The community of research in Acadia National Park,” Science Information Specialist Emma Albee

• “An experimental approach to the future,” Climate Adaptation Scientist Chris Nadeau

• “A coastwide perspective of the changing intertidal zone,” Marine Ecology Director Hannah Webber

• “A bird’s eye view of Schoodic Point,” Bird Ecology Director Seth Benz

• “Preparing the next generation of ecologists,” Science Engagement Coordinator Shannon O’Brien

• “The community of scientists in Acadia – including you,” Data Analyst Kyle Lima

Attend in person at Schoodic Institute’s Moore Auditorium (in Winter Harbor, ME) or online via Zoom. Registration is required – please sign up below.