Dear Friends of Hog Island, Spring has arrived on the island — and thanks to the extraordinary dedication of more than 30 volunteers, Hog Island is more beautiful and better prepared than ever to welcome
From last winter’s storms to the fall work week, FOHIs showed up with their donations and determination. There’s never been a more generous and hardworking crew!
Happy days are here againThe skies above are clear againSo let’s sing a song of cheer againHappy days are here again We’re thrilled that the Hog Island Audubon Camp will be open in 2022. Because
As 2021 comes to an end, we all look forward to a happy, healthy 2022. For all those who miss being on Hog Island, yes, camp plans to be open in 2022 and FOHI volunteers
Gratitude. Friends of Hog Island is bursting with gratitude for so many things. First for all of you who breathed new life into it and gave Hog Island the wings to take off and become
We are coming up to the 10th holiday season for Friends of Hog Island as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. The time has gone by like a shooting star across the night sky.
Calling all Friends of Hog Island! Don’t miss this wonderful play about Mabel Loomis Todd and Hog Island.
A tribute to Duryea Morton by David Klinger – a former Hog Island dishwasher and FOHI board member.
Ten years later, FOHI had one promise unfulfilled: preserving the legacy of Hog Island.
Oh, the joys of the spring equinox here in Maine — shorter nights, longer days, bulbs bursting through the semi-frozen ground, the landscape turning apple green as new leaves begin to unfurl.
