Category: Our Impact

Moving heavy rock is a big part of building and maintaining trails in Acadia National Park. But there’s so much more to it.

The purchase is part of a broader strategy to help Acadia address the housing crisis on Mount Desert Island.

475 gathered under the tent to celebrate and support the Acadia National Park.

Acadia’s forests, lakes, and coasts are being altered through land use, pollution, over-tourism, invasive species, and climate change.

More work is needed to welcome under-represented communities to Acadia, and all our national parks.

Friends of Acadia partners to provide seasonal housing solutions, but it’s a complex issue that will not be solved overnight.

Launched in 1970, AYCC offered teens the opportunity to get work experience, learn about the environment, and work as a team.

MDI Wheelers helps people unable to ride a bike get out on Acadia’s carriage roads.

More than 70 volunteers hiked up Penobscot and Sargent Mountains to bring soil to the summits to help with Acadia’s vegetation restoration efforts.

In Acadia, no other human-made structures are as iconic as the historic bridges on the the carriage roads.