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Update from our President & CEO
Fall is the time for spectacular foliage, the great southern migration of land and sea birds, and – usually – […]
Checking the Pulse
The History and Importance of Inventory and Monitoring in the National Parks by Lucy Enders Since 1992, the National Park […]
Soil is key: Adding soil is critical to restoring vegetation on Acadia’s mountain summits
by Julia Rush Millions of people visit Acadia National Park every year to hike, bike, swim and explore. With such […]
WICKED HIGH TIDES INCOMING!
by Abby Schill Getting to see the coastline at different tide levels is one of my favorite things about walking […]
31st Year of Cadillac Mountain Hawk Watch
Hawk Watch is underway! A collaborative effort between Acadia National Park and Schoodic Institute’s Bird Ecology Program with support from […]
Register Now! 2025 Acadia National Park Science Symposium
Hosted by Schoodic Institute and the National Park Service, the Acadia National Park Science Symposium provides a forum to learn […]
Schoodic Institute invites proposals for research in Acadia National Park
For more than a century, scientists have contributed to the understanding of Acadia’s unique geography, geology, ecology, biodiversity and climate, […]
Acadia’s Mountains: Where Light Meets Land
story + photos by Izzy Andrus For a few months of the year, Cadillac Mountain is the first place in […]
The Cycle of Summer Fieldwork
by Amina Wilson, Restoration Research Associate Summer is in full swing around us and a green blanket has covered the […]
Research Permits Over the Last 23 years
by Emma Albee Acadia’s collaborative community of science is growing! And, thanks to committed scientists working closely with park managers, […]