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Citizen Science Toolkit Now Available
by Hannah Webber Engaging more people in science is exciting and fun, especially when they come from diverse backgrounds. But […]
It Takes a Community (or Two) to Save a Summit
Schoodic Institute scientists are developing new restoration methods to protect Acadia National Park amidst rapid climate change. As Dr. Chris […]
Welcome Center at Rockefeller Hall Season Summary
by Megan Moshier In its busiest season ever, our Welcome Center at Rockefeller Hall greeted more than 31,000 visitors this […]
Sea to Trees: Season 3, Episode 2
by Trevor Grandin Sea to Trees is a podcast that tells the stories of the science happening in and around […]
We’re All Naturalists at Sieur de Monts
by Suzannah Buzzell “Welcome to Sieur de Monts” I say, handing out yellow vests to the current Earthwatch team. This […]
Teamwork and the Rockweed Burrito
by Natalia Portales We are sifting through rockweed like combing through hair, trying to find the holdfast, where the seaweed is […]
With poetry and science, revising the language of land
by Catherine Schmitt This story was originally published by Maine Audubon in the Winter 2024 issue of Habitat. The other […]
Bogs, moss, and boardwalk thoughts
by Sekou Noble-Kuchera I often have realizations when walking on boardwalks. One afternoon, noticing the damp moss lining the Orono […]
Untangling Conservation’s Complicated Roots
by Catherine Schmitt Beginning in the late nineteenth century, environmental, social, and demographic changes prompted both a conservation movement (to […]
Storm Science Communication
Winter storms including Nor’easters have become both more frequent and more intense in the last 30 years, and are the […]