Category: FOHI Updates

It’s been a wonderful summer on Hog Island. The weather is certainly more pleasant than last year, although quite hot at times–even for Maine!

Take a moment to check out our 2023-2024 Annual Report and catch up on our collaborations with Audubon, including receiving the Maine Preservation Award for the Queen Mary project.

Audubon & FOHI team up for a quick start to repair the boathouse The love for Hog Island rang out strong and clear after our most recent call-to-action following the January coastal storms that ravaged the

As many of you know, Maine was hit with two powerful, back-to-back storms in the past week. Here’s how Hog Island fared.

A letter of greeting and gratitude from FOHI’s new executive director, Deana Cavan, “Since starting in October, the welcome I’ve received by the Hog Island community has been nothing short of inspiring.”

On Feb. 11, 2023, Juanita Roushdy, FOHI’s current executive director and founding president, notified the board that she intended to retire on Oct. 1, 2023, for personal and medical reasons. With camp sessions starting at

Ever wanted to work directly with Friends of Hog Island and the Hog Island Audubon Camp? FOHI is now seeking a dedicated, visionary individual to be our new Executive Director. The position is hands-on, and

Spring is on its way! Yes, it won’t be long before we’ll be back on Hog Island getting it ready for the 2023 season. After a long winter and a fierce nor’easter the Queen Mary

Watch this video produced by NEWS CENTER MAINE’s 207. It shows great footage of the Queen Mary being raised three feet. This was necessary because of sea level rise along the Maine Coast. The video

We couldn’t have given a more timely gift to Hog Island, the raising of the Queen Mary building three feet. That work finished on December 21, 2022 when all the floats were taken in and