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Eight full-time staff were let go Friday, according to the nonprofit Friends of Acadia. Those staff included fee collectors and trail maintenance staff.
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Congresswoman Chellie Pingree is calling on the federal government to lift a hiring freeze which is preventing the National Park Service from hiring seasonal staff.
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In the latest effort to address workforce housing shortages, Acadia National Park officials announced the construction of 28 beds at Harden Farms in Bar Harbor.
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The program is the first of its kind on the East Coast, and will include courses on wilderness rescue, mountain skills and emergency medicine.
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A new report from the U.S. Interior Department shows that visitation to Acadia National Park and Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument generated $752 million to the Maine economy last year.
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The citizen science project records migratory raptor sightings, contributing to an international database.
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Accessing remote parts of the mountains to replenish thousands of pounds of lost soil is a major challenge.
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Friends of Acadia has announced a new campaign to build workforce housing for Acadia National Park's seasonal staff.
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There were fewer visits to Acadia National Park again last year, according to preliminary numbers from the National Park Service.
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The solar panels are expected to move Acadia toward net-zero emissions by generating more than 50% of the new facility's energy use.