The Marine Ecology Program at the Schoodic Institute studies patterns of life at the edge between land and sea, and global changes in air and water temperature, ocean chemistry, ocean currents, and storms. Image credit: Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park.

Schoodic Institute is Acadia National Park’s primary partner in science and education. Together, we manage the largest of 18 National Park Service Research Learning Centers in the United States, and are national leaders in the development of new techniques to involve the public in science and conservation. We support scientific research of importance to the Park, provide professional development for teachers, and help train a new generation of stewards who will help conserve our natural and cultural treasures. Education is integrated with our research programs through citizen science, public programs and events, and information sharing. Schoodic Institute joined the NAC CESU in 2013.

Schoodic Institute offers the following areas of expertise.

Contacts

Technical Representatives

CJ Langley

Executive Assistant to the President

cjlangley@schoodicinstitute.org

Last Updated: July 26, 2019

Don Kent

Director of Science and Education and Forest Ecology Director

dkent@schoodicinstitute.org

Last Updated: June 25, 2021

Nick Fisichelli

Director of Science and Education and Forest Ecology Director

nfisichelli@schoodicinstitute.org

Last Updated: June 28, 2021

Administrative Contacts

Nick Fisichelli

Director of Science and Education and Forest Ecology Director

nfisichelli@schoodicinstitute.org

Last Updated: June 28, 2021