Hog Island Audubon Center

Maine Audubon and the National Audubon Society have announced long-term planning for the next phase of Hog Island Audubon Center's historic, important service to conservation.

While this process is underway, no residential sessions, mainland operations, or boat cruises from the island will be offered in summer 2009.

Project Puffin, however, will operate from its Hog Island Audubon Center base, with staff in force.

If you would like to submit comments about the future of Hog Island Audubon Center and sign up for planning updates, please use this form.

Hog Island Audubon Center has been a landmark of environmental education since 1936.

It's residential programs have educated adults, children, and families about coastal wildlife in Maine and beyond. Sessions based on a 330-acre island in midcoast Maine's beautiful Muscongus Bay have been led by some of the nation's most-respected naturalists and environmental educators.