Hawk Watch is underway! A collaborative effort between Acadia National Park and Schoodic Institute’s Bird Ecology Program with support from […]
Research Permits Over the Last 23 years
June 25, 2025by Emma Albee Acadia’s collaborative community of science is growing! And, thanks to committed scientists working closely with park managers, […]
BioBlitz for a Resilient Forest Future (at Schoodic Forest)
June 18, 2025iNaturalist Early-Detection Training with MCHT and Schoodic Institute Curious about how introduced insects are affecting Maine’s trees? Want to go […]
Fostering the Future Forests of Coastal Maine
April 9, 2025by Jamie Attanasio and Kyle Lima The forests of Maine are experiencing rapid changes including increasing temperatures, effects of invasive […]
Expanding the Management Toolbox for Glossy Buckthorn in Acadia
March 24, 2025by Amina Wilson and Chris Nadeau Invasive shrubs are non-native species that have a significant impact on native vegetation. Forests […]
Northern Ecuador Bird Tour with Sabrewing Nature Tours
March 13, 2025Ecuador has long been considered one of the best birding destinations in the world, and once you’re there, you’ll understand […]
Lessons from successful invasive plant management in Acadia National Park
February 26, 2025by Kyle Lima The plant had tall spikes of pinkish purple flowers, and appeared in wet areas next to the […]