Acadia National Park Upcoming Virtual Programs

Acadia National Park Upcoming Virtual Programs
Virtual Programs — Acadia National Park
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Upcoming Virtual Programs: Please join us this week for a variety of programs for all ages!

Wednesday, December 28th at 10:30 am ET: Life and Spines of the Porcupines

Easily recognized by its spines (or quills), the porcupine is well known in Maine. Some might consider it a pest or a danger to dogs, but there is more to this animal than a need to gnaw and a prickly exterior. Find out more about the life of the porcupine and the spines that make it one of a kind. All ages are welcome! (45 minutes)

Thursday, December 29th at 10:00 am ET: Snow Science

During the winter many people enjoy the snow that comes with it. Do you like to build snowmen or go sledding? Maybe you like to sit inside and watch the landscape change into a winter wonderland. Whichever way you enjoy snow, you know that it has many qualities that make it a unique part of winter. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of snow and learn how to make our own snowflake cutout. Please have paper, scissors, and adult supervision for the program’s craft. Program is designed for Grades 3-5 but all ages are welcome! (45 minutes)

Thursday, December 29th at 2:30 pm ET: Plan Your Trip to Acadia

Are you planning a visit to Acadia National Park? Come join a ranger and learn how to best prepare for your trip. We will discuss some of the most commonly asked questions from first-time visitors, and will give you plenty of time to ask questions of your own. This information will help you and your family have a safer, more enjoyable vacation! (45 minutes)

TO REGISTER: Email acaddistancelearning@schoodicinstitute.org

Please include the name of the program and the date in the subject line. Register at least 1 day before the start of the program to receive a link and a confirmation email. All programs are free. Participating children must be supervised by an adult.

For more virtual programs, go to https://www.nps.gov/acad/planyourvisit/calendar.htm

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