Category: Our Impact

Roughly 250 volunteers came together for Friends of Acadia’s 25th annual Earth Day Roadside Cleanup.

A reimagined Hemlock Path and a new culvert coming this year are big steps forward for this complex rehabilitation project.

With Outdoor Classroom grants, teachers create outdoor learning spaces that get students in nature and build connections to Acadia National Park.

Among the many projects funded by donor dollars, two help improve the views for park visitors.

The long-awaited regional transit hub in Trenton welcomes park visitors this spring.

This spring, with funding from Friends of Acadia, the park is breaking ground on a new accessible East-West Connector Trail at the summit of Cadillac Mountain.

Acadia’s masons keep the park’s carriage road bridges looking as rustically stunning as they did when they were first built nearly a century ago.

Friends of Acadia drop-in volunteers and service groups helped park staff restore 12 carriage road vistas this season, reclaiming views of Acadia’s landscapes.