From Seth Benz, director (Note: Elderhostel price update, below.) This year marked the celebration of the 70th anniversary of Hog Island as a center for learning and loving the Maine coast. Some historians say that
By Betsy Cadbury The beds were all made, the paths were tidy, the front rooms of both the Port Hole and the Queen Mary had been transformed into lovely sitting rooms with vases of flowers
By Tom Schaefer As a project of Friends of Hog Island, the Hog Island History Project (HIHP) has targeted the Audubon Camp’s 75th anniversary in 2011 for the release of a comprehensive history of Hog
Members of the public are invited to the island, which normally is accessible only by private boat, to explore, take a guided hike, tour the camp’s restored 19th-century farm buildings, or just relax and enjoy
BREMEN, Maine, July 11, 2006 — This summer, Maine Audubon is launching new half- and one-day adventures to explore nature on and around Hog Island Audubon Center in Muscongus Bay. Since 1936, Hog Island residential
The “Friends of Hog Island” completed its sixth annual “work-and-learn” week at the Audubon Camp in Maine in June, drawing participants to Hog Island for a six-day marathon of dormitory painting, trail maintenance, mainland and
Repaired Queen Mary door Weeded flower and herb gardens and planters Scraped and stained bridge and kitchen Painted walk-in kitchen Repaired Porthole stairs Cleared trails and built bridges Painted the Porthole bathroom Painted Porthole chairs
BREMEN, Maine, March 2, 2006 — Scholarships are available for Audubon staff, interns and chapter members to attend residential sessions this summer at Hog Island Audubon Camp in Bremen. Those interested can get an application
BREMEN, Maine, February 21, 2006 — Financial aid is available from Maine Audubon for Maine youth and teens to attend residential sessions this summer at Hog Island Audubon Camp in Bremen. Youth ages 11 to
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