From the Lincoln County News: Friends of Hog Island is currently trying to get National Audubon to delay their decision about the future of the island and consider FOHI as an alternative for partnership.
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, 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
BREMEN, Maine, February 28, 2006 — Bremen residents Daniel and Suzanne Goldenson have donated to Maine Audubon 50 acres of forest off Keene Neck Road in Bremen. The land, located near the main entrance of
BREMEN, Maine, January 2006 — Seventy years ago this summer on a spruce-covered island off the coast of Maine, a new brand of environmental education was born. In 1936, in a cluster of 19th-century farm
The 2005 Camp schedule — containing session descriptions, dates, and registration information — has been published in print and on the Web. The schedule includes two new sessions — Seabirds, Lobsters, and Ocean Currents: A
“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
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
2004 Schedule Register NOW for Summer 2004! Spaces are still available but may not last long, so register by Mail, E-mail or Telephone Today. Youth Camps (ages 10-13) Session I: July 21-30 Session II: August
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