Photos courtesy of Friends of Acadia WelcomeAcadia staff and partners may reach this page by typing either of these two URLs:www.nps.gov/acad/employees
go.nps.gov/AcadiaEmployees Please continue to check the Current Conditions page for alerts related to dangerous conditions, extreme weather, roads and facilities closures: www.nps.gov/acad/planyourvisit/conditions
go.nps.gov/AcadiaAlerts If assigned, Acadia staff should continue to monitor secure messaging from "Send Word Now" texts and emails. (Ask your supervisor how to sign up.) Other Important Links:
NPS Internal Resources — Employees Only:
NPS Photo by Brady Richards In An Emergency:This page is where park staff and key stakeholders, including volunteers, concessioners, and partners, will know to look for time-bound information specific to emergent or important events that require communication and coordination. Any information posted here is non-sensitive and does not need to be restricted to an internal audience. Emergency Operations PlanAcadia National Park has an Emergency Operations Plan designed to prepare employees to respond to natural and manmade events. It defines general employee roles and responsibilities and establishes an Incident Command System when merited. The incident objectives for each scenario focus on restoration of essential functions while keeping the health and safety of employees, visitors, and the public paramount. Managers of each park division are responsible for familiarizing their employees with the plan. Acadia Visitor and Resource Rules & Safety
Park Orientation and Training Resources for Acadia Staff, Volunteers and PartnersAcadia National Park is a popular and diverse national park with a rich cultural history and wide array of opportunities to interact with nature. It is a complex place to visit and experience. So, what is some of the most important information you need to know? Where can you find the information, you need? This page is here to guide you through that process. It is designed to offer resources to enhance your knowledge and comfort level throughout your season. Key Things to Know About the Park’s Purpose and GoalsA Selection of Natural and Cultural Park InformationVideos Worth Watching
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Though Acadia is well known for its landscapes and natural history, it also has many rich layers of significant cultural history. Wabanaki people have lived here for as long as 10,000 years, and many continue to call this place home, or feel connected to it from afar. In partnership with the Abbe Museum, Acadia National Park, and sponsored by Dawnland, LLC, the Cultural Connections in the Park program hosts free public events every Wednesday from late June through September.
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While the transportation planning process is intended to do many things, one of the main goals always needs to be to protect the incredible resources of Acadia. |
Last updated: February 20, 2025