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A History of Acadia
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Wabanaki Life Thousands of Years Ago
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Check back for weekly updates about the number of raptors soaring over Cadillac Mountain each fall and learn about the importance of this migration.
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Species Spotlight - Striped Skunk
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The Clever Red Fox
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Jean Lafitte: A Pirate's Life
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This finding aid describes the Wilbur Doudna Papers, part of the NPS History Collection.
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NETN Species Spotlight - Little Brown Bat
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Species Spotlight - American Kestrel
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Moose and Bear in Acadia? It’s less likely than you think.
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Species Spotlight - Japanese Barberry
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View From the Aerie: Peregrine Falcon Watch in 2024
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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) research in Acadia
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Visit Parks with Dark Night Skies
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Species Spotlight - Tree and Plant Communication
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Dark Night, Safe Flight
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Visit Parks with Remarkable Wetlands
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The future of boreal plants is uncertain as temperatures warm and precipitation patterns shift and increasing numbers of visitors contribute to trampling and erosion. Continued monitoring is essential for informing management, and protecting these plants is one of the motivations for ongoing…
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Acadia’s sweeping stands of forest are mostly red spruce. The park’s extensive cover of dense evergreens provides year-round shade that helps red spruce continue to grow, in addition to providing wildlife habitat. Anticipating the challenges facing the next generation of trees means examining the…
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Sensitive to change in the environment around them, resident and migratory songbirds can provide early indications of shifts that might have broader implications for an entire ecosystem. That’s why keeping a close eye on songbird welfare over a broad time scale can elicit insights that ripple well…
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The Devoted People behind Big Data in National Parks
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Monitoring for Emerald Ash Borer in Acadia National Park
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Species Spotlight - Flying Squirrels
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Essential Acadia: Top 5 Things To Know Before Visiting