Another year has come and gone and Hog Island still thrives.

We celebrated its 80th anniversary and completed a new solar system atop

the Fish House and Bridge.

Without you, none of this would have been possible.

We cannot thank you enough.

Enjoy the remaining holidays basking in the glow of these achievements.

Bart and Virginia Cadbury had no way of knowing what their grandson, some 60 years later, would do for their beloved Hog Island. Benjamin Cadbury Wong knew he wanted to do something for Hog Island but not what.

Yes, it’s 2016 and we’re ready. Well almost. Registration for the camp is going gangbusters and has two Family Camps this year. Likewise volunteers are signing up for their favorite sessions. FOHI has some new board members. And, the camp celebrates its 80th anniversary

It’s early August, and it’s hard to believe that the Audubon Camp at Hog Island has already this year seen a steady stream of campers arrive – wondering what’s in store for them.

Mother Nature keeps teasing us with hints of spring – longer days, warmer sun, birds singing, but she still has not shed her winter mantel.

Can it be that the Hog Island 2014 season is over and the 2015 sessions are already 40% full!?

Be part of the Hog Island team. Although the deadline is approaching fast – you, too, could work at the Hog Island Audubon Camp and share in all that we do.

We have three bits of exciting news, not including the fact that all the snow has melted and the birds are arriving in droves!

What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness. If this John Steinbeck quote is true, then summer at the Hog Island Audubon Camp in Maine will be especially