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National Park Foundation grant to support real-time data on park conditions
Navigating Acadia National Park during the busy season can be a challenge. Mountainous terrain makes cell signals spotty and weather […]
Honoring and Inspiring Volunteers: 2026 Anvil Award
This month, we were thrilled to present dedicated volunteer and generous supporter Vicki Rea with our second annual Anvil Award. […]
Modeling the Unexpected in Acadia’s Forests
by Tiegan Paulson photos by Tiegan Paulson Take a walk around Eagle Lake, The Bubbles, or many other paths in […]
2026 Acadia Science Fellows to study and map coastal erosion
Two scientists have been awarded fellowships to conduct research in Acadia National Park, both focused on coastal erosion. An initiative […]
Adapting to Change, with Science (Part 3)
Introduction America Adapts, the Climate Change Podcast and its host, Doug Parsons, visited Schoodic Institute to learn more about our […]
The 2026 Early-Career Team
by Shannon O’Brien A slow spring has unfurled into summer, and with that, we welcome a full seasonal team of […]
Counting Clam Siphon Holes
by Hannah Webber photos by Claire Wiley A new research project at Schoodic Institute may be of interest to those […]
Risky Waters Ahead
by Tiegan Paulson photos by John Quinn A dozen miles into the Kenduskeag Stream Canoe Race, we’d flipped. Max struggled […]
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 […]