February 2020
Presentation: Seasonal Affective Disorder
Dark & cold? Ice & snow? Bring it on! SAD is real, but some dark, cold countries have it figured…
Find out more »Forest Bathing
Explore nature through sensory invitations and sharing in the practice of Shrinrin-Yoku, Forest Bathing with certified ANFT Forest Therapy Guide…
Find out more »Drawing the Arctic
In spring of 2019, North Yarmouth wildlife artist Michael Boardman was selected to be the artist in residence at Arctic…
Find out more »The Ice Age in Maine and the Maine Ice Age Trail
Post-glacial history viewed from the bottom of Sargent Mountain Pond in Acadia National Park Stephen A. Norton, Professor Emeritus in…
Find out more »Telling Stories through Pictures
How do illustrators help make a story come alive for readers and listeners? Join author Annette LeBlanc Cate as she…
Find out more »Pond Life under the Ice, from Winter until Spring
Do you ever wonder what lives under the ice of a frozen Maine pond? Have you ever witnessed the springtime…
Find out more »Movies at Moore: Abominable (2019)
Join us for a special Acadia Winter Festival edition of Movies at Moore for a showing of DreamWorks Animation and…
Find out more »April 2020
Scales & Tails
Presented by the Chewonki Natural History Program, this event will compare species and discuss adaptations using live, non-releasable reptiles. Many…
Find out more »September 2020
Be Woods Wise
Part of Schoodic Institute's monthly Brown Bag Lunch series, "Be Woods Wise" is a presentation by Michael Jensen, District Forester…
Find out more »October 2020
Acadia Science Symposium
Save the date for the 2020 Acadia Science Symposium: Wednesday, October 21, 2020 at Schoodic Institute. The symposium provides a…
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