Category: Our Impact

Anne Kozak, who began volunteering in the gardens in 1972, is recognized for her dedicated tenure alongside Wild Gardens co-chair Helen Koch.

More than 300 ‘friends’ of Acadia National Park gathered for Friends of Acadia’s 2025 Annual Meeting on July 9 at the Bar Harbor Club.

2024 was a year of meaningful progress and significant milestones for Friends of Acadia and our partners at Acadia National Park.

Acadia National Park on my Mind caught up with seasonal workers as they settle into the new White Birches Camp.

Drop-in stewardship volunteers help keep Acadia’s trails and carriage roads safe, accessible, and looking sharp.

Hike up a mountain AND help Acadia National Park’s efforts to restore summit vegetation

A recent National Geographic story gives nod to the history and beauty of Acadia’s carriage roads.

206 volunteers gathered 372 bags of trash this weekend, helping keep Acadia trash-free, rain be darned!

A story in the Ellsworth American highlights ways Friends of Acadia volunteers can have a big impact in Acadia National Park.

Coming to Acadia National Park with Groundwork Bridgeport shifted the course of Sabrina DaSilva’s life.