Category: Our Impact

The Sierra Club’s winter magazine highlights several science-forward initiatives happening in Acadia National Park.

We’re chock-full of gratitude for the people who make Acadia so exceptional all year long.

Urban and Diverse Youth Grants help make experiences in Acadia possible with a focus on on relationship and culture building.

Summit Steward Luke Fiermonti first explored Acadia with his grandmother Maureen Fournier, a former Park Ranger, when he was a kid. He’s spent the last three summers helping visitors love it, too.

Friends of Acadia’s seasonal crews just wrapped up their tenures in Acadia. And wow, did they accomplish a lot.

Friends of Acadia’s 2024 Take Pride in Acadia Day brought out enthusiastic volunteers of all ages to rake leaves and clear drainage ditches along miles of carriage roads.

In its 25th year, the Island Explorer continues to show how national parks can cope with their growing popularity.

Enhancing visitor experience and protecting Acadia’s resources through data collection.

Georgia Munsell retires after 18 years of service.

Last year’s Paddle Raise funded a new boat for Acadia National Park, and it’s already hard at work.