Top Priority
Protect Acadia National Park
Our national parks have been called “America’s best idea,” and Acadia is living proof. At Acadia, families and friends have a unique opportunity to experience Maine’s most striking natural beauty—from the views of Frenchman’s Bay atop Cadillac Mountain to trails like Precipice and the Beehive.
Yet nearly 1,000 acres of land within the park are at risk of being developed. When people who own this land want to sell it to the park, they can’t—because the park doesn’t have the resources to purchase it. We need to protect every acre of Acadia for future generations. Unfortunately, with Acadia suffering from chronic budget shortfalls, it’s too easy to picture treasured pieces of Maine’s natural heritage being sold off to the highest bidder.

