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Understory: The Future Forest of Acadia, Part 1
Story and Photos by Catherine Schmitt Maine is the most forested state in the nation, with more than 90 percent […]
Sierra Magazine Reports on Schoodic Institute Forest Research
“We are working with forests at Schoodic Institute to understand how climate change will affect trees, and what measures we […]
Second Century Stewardship awards 2019 fellowships for research in Acadia National Park
Three scientists have been awarded fellowships to conduct research in Acadia National Park as part of Second Century Stewardship, an […]
Sea-Beach at Ebb-Tide: Women of Acadia’s Intertidal Zone
By Catherine Schmitt, Science Communication Specialist To find these creatures, to study their habits and organization, to consider the wonderful […]
Sumner Memorial High School Students to Present to Shellfish Committee in Gouldsboro March 20
Over the past year, Schoodic Institute worked closely with Sumner Memorial High School’s Pathways Program and with the town of […]
A Hike Along Acadia’s Trails Shows Spring Arrives Early for Some Plants
Plants in Acadia National Park follow the spring. With each degree of temperature increase, plants bloom two to six days […]
Schools Making a Difference
Sumner Memorial High School (SMHS) students have been helping the shellfish committees in Gouldsboro and Steuben gather data to help […]
Citizen Science Day
Citizen Science Day is a national event to highlight incredible discoveries made by volunteers of all ages, and provide opportunities to […]
The Nuts & Bolts of Monitoring Ocean Conditions
On a sunny Friday in February, Marine Ecology Program Director Hannah Webber sent an automatic water monitoring instrument (SeapHOx) out […]
Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park Announces New Board Members
Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park recently elected two members to its Board of Directors; Trina Wellman of Seattle, Washington, […]