Category: Our Impact

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.

Captures by Seasonal Photographer Evie Linantud

Energized by recent federal funding, an ambitious plan seeks to restore Acadia’s largest wetland to a more natural state.

“I continue to be struck and gratified by how frequently Acadia National Park and Friends of Acadia are cited as national leaders in tackling the many challenges facing our national parks.”

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

It was an evening to celebrate Friends of Acadia’s impact for Acadia and recognize and honor distinguished community members.

Fox Bangor’s recent segment highlights the importance of volunteers in weekly Save Our Summits hikes.

Wheelchair travelers visiting Acadia National Park can enjoy a ride on a horse-drawn carriage this season.