Author: presidentfohi

Volunteer at Hog Island

From Sue Schubel: Many thanks to everyone who has submitted a volunteer application so far. And much encouragement to those who are still pondering. Now is the moment to nail this down in your schedule.

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Scholarships and more

From Scott Weidensaul If you’re thinking about coming to Hog Island’s Audubon Camp this summer, there’s an important deadline approaching fast. A variety of scholarships up to $500 for both teens and adults are available

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Annual Report 2011

It’s here at last, FOHI’s first annual report. As you read, you’ll learn what we have accomplished together in such a short time and what we plan for 2012. Thank you for making 2011 a

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Holiday Wishes

It is a time to remember family and friends. You are our friends and you are our family. Without you Hog Island would not be able to flourish. Enjoy this holiday season surrounded by both

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Giving Thanks

The Friends of Hog Island has a lot to be thankful for this Thanksgiving. This time last year, we were not sure about the disposition of the Hog Island Audubon Camp. But this year, the

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Red Sails in the Sunset

From Juanita: A sunset sail, 495 volunteer hours and 13 chocolate mousses sum up a memorable FOHI workweek. Our FOHI volunteers are an invaluable contribution to the financial sustainability of the Hog Island Audubon Camp.

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Will we see you in September?

From Sue Schubel: We know Hog Island is your summer love, but September may perhaps be the most beautiful time here. Summer lingers on with “warm” seas around the isle, growth is luxuriant with meadows of asters and goldenrod to greet you on the mainland, and an abundance of ferns and flowers on the island.

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Here’s your chance

Egg Rock is off limits during the nesting season. However, during the fall session of Maine Seabird Biology and Conservation on September 11-16, you can land on Egg Rock and help restore the habitat for puffins, Atlantic Terns and Roseate Terns.

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