A choice determined long ago
By David Klinger To employ the vehicle of planned giving to benefit a special place in Maine was a decision in which I had no choice and precious little say — because my gift was
Year: 2004
“My expectations were surpassed”
I felt I was going, as Henry David Thoreau wrote, “to learn to reawaken and keep ourselves awake, not by mechanical aids, but by an infinite expectation of the dawn.” I had no idea how truly unprepared I was to have my expectations surpassed.
Hog Island Featured in the Washington Post
“At just past 4 a.m. on a day in early July, the first hints of light appear on Hog Island’s horizon. Lobster boats on Muscongus Bay soon labor to their pots, their unmuffled motors providing
FOHI Work & Learn Week 2004
To the participants of this year’s work week from David Klinger: Thank you for your hard work, your fine fellowship, and your good will and devotion to Hog Island during our recently-completed “Friends of Hog
Rachel Carson Visits Hog Island in 1960, “Returns” in 2004
One of the most famous visitors to the Audubon Camp in Maine was marine biologist and author Rachel Carson, who walked Hog Island trails in 1960 and later briefly wrote about her trip in the
Rachel Carson Comes Alive for Hog Island Audience (7/04)
By Nancy Wilson, The Lincoln County News “The Maine Audubon camp on Hog Island, Bremen, was busy last week. For one thing, the Friends of Hog Island (FOHI) were there for the week, tending to
2004 Work and Learn Week (4/04)
By David Klinger Yes, there’s going to be a “Friends of Hog Island” work week in 2004, and you’re invited! We’ll be gathering June 13-18 for another round of fellowship, good times, and some fulfilling
2004 Work and Learn Session
Interim FOHI President David Klinger and the Audubon Camp in Maine staff cordially invite you to this very special session, the focus of which will be getting the camp ready for its 2004 season opening.
Summer 2004 Camp Programs
For an updated schedule, program descriptions, and registration information, visit the Maine Audubon Society Web site.
Discoveries
By Julie Seifert Hog Island has almost always been a part of my life. My journey here started not, like most people, when I was ten or eleven, but when I was seven and I