Category: Our Impact

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.

Much accomplished – but plenty still to do – after intense winter storms walloped Acadia National Park.

The success of Acadia’s 35-plus-year invasive plant management program is a testament to commitment and collaboration.

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

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

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

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

Volunteering is a way to stay connected, engaged, and united in a shared mission.