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Acadia National Park
SERC - More Information
 

Contact Us
For park-related science questions, contact David Manski, Chief of Resource Management, via e-mail or at 207-288-8720.

For information about the use of SERC facilities and partnership and collaborative opportunities, contact Acadia Partners for Science and Learning via e-mail or at 207-288-1326. NOTE: As of 3/12/08, telephone and Internet access for the Schoodic Education and Research Center and Acadia Partners for Science and Learning is down. It may take several days to repair service. To reach the staff at Schoodic, contact the park at 207-288-8714.

For general information about Acadia National Park, contact park staff via e-mail or at
207-288-3338 (dial '0').

Mailing Address
Schoodic Education and Research Center
Acadia National Park
P.O. Box 177
Bar Harbor, Maine 04609

 
Directional map to SERC

Location and Directions
SERC is located on the scenic Maine coast near the village of Winter Harbor, an hour and a half drive from Bar Harbor and Bangor, Maine, which offer year-round air and ground transportation service.

In summer, a free shuttle provides transportation between the SERC campus, villages of Prospect Harbor and Winter Harbor, and ferry terminal. The ferry provides seasonal passenger service between Winter Harbor and Bar Harbor.

 
Publications
Artist-In-Residence Program (pdf - 215kb)
Schoodic Education Adventure Program - page one (pdf - 1.6mb) and page two (pdf - 923kb)
SERC Brochure (pdf - 863kb)
Schoodic General Management Plan Amendment and Environmental Impact Statement
Schoodic Peninsula Handout (pdf - 201kb)
 
A park ranger points out features of a tree to visitors during a ranger program.  

Did You Know?
From late May to early October, park rangers at Acadia National Park offer a variety of programs to suit every interest and activity level. Programs include walks, talks, hikes, narrated boat cruises, bike rides, and more. Check out the Beaver Log for a schedule of programs.
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Last Updated: March 12, 2008 at 12:50 EST