Category: Our Impact

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.”

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.

Friends of Acadia’s Summit Stewards program was recently featured on Fox 22.

Adventure your way to “fan favorite” locations and activities selected by dedicated Questers (who know what they’re talking about)!

Friends of Acadia helped fund the repair and restoration work done by Acadia’s trail crew, but we also funded the shiny new equipment used to help with those repairs.

Many hands came out to move cobble and clean up downed trees and debris during three recent storm clean-up events.

Volunteers represent not only tangible benefits to the park through the work they do, but they pass on the message of stewardship and inspire others.