Heavy equipment for the park and a new roof for Bass Harbor Head Light Station made possible by Friends of Acadia donors!


Strengthening Our Voice for Acadia
Through our shared dedication, we are building a bright and resilient future for this remarkable place.

A Half-Day of Volunteering Goes a Long Way
Drop-in stewardship volunteers help keep Acadia National Park’s trails and carriage roads safe, accessible, and looking sharp.

Gratitude for the Groomers
A story in the Portland Press Herald highlights the volunteers of the Acadia Winter Trails Association.

Couples Who Volunteer Together, Stay Together
Volunteering is a way to stay connected, engaged, and united in a shared mission.


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

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

Opening (Out)doors
Urban and Diverse Youth Grants help make experiences in Acadia possible with a focus on on relationship and culture building.

A Family Affair
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.