Permits are required for research activity in Acadia National Park.
Science Information Specialist Emma Albee, in collaboration with Acadia National Park Science Coordinator Abe Miller-Rushing, reviews and manages National Park Service research permits, assisting scientists with the application, facilitating reviews, and ensuring that research protects park resources and minimizes impacts to visitors.
- Find out about research in Acadia.
- Access the list of 2022 research permits.
- Learn more about our Science Information & Communication work.
- Read about the 2023 Acadia Science Year in Review.
Facilities are available at Schoodic Institute for researchers interested in conducting field or lab work, running courses, holding workshops, or just getting away to a beautiful place to write a paper or proposal.