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Through several fellowship programs, we have helped expand research in Acadia. One of the earliest was the Fitz Eugene Dixon […]

by Julia Rush Looking back on my time at Schoodic Institute, it’s hard to pinpoint one moment that really defines […]

by Hannah Webber Humans are terrestrial. We dwell on land, and think about the world from a terrestrial perspective, and […]

by Molly Donlan Black bears across New England are currently in the midst of hibernation, tucked away and protected from […]

The Coastal Spruce Fir Forest by Julia Rush Sea to Trees is a podcast that tells the stories of the […]

by Gillian Audier Coastal forests, made up of a mixture of red spruce and balsam fir, are a defining feature […]

story + photos by Catherine Schmitt There’s no better place to appreciate and celebrate World Wetlands Day than Acadia National […]

by Hannah Webber Crows eat everything. It’s in their nature. Learning that they eat green sea urchins, however, has been […]

by Catherine Schmitt On any given summer day, hundreds of visitors take in the view from the summit of Cadillac […]

The Mountain Summit by Julia Rush Sea to Trees is a podcast that tells the stories of the science happening […]