Nearly $1 million will be spent in Acadia National Park in Maine to address climate-change vulnerabilities of coastal archeological sites, collections, landscapes and ethnographic resources.
The Jordan Pond Road bridge in Acadia National Park in Maine is scheduled to be rehabilitated beginning in March, and the Wildwood Entrance bridge is next in line for rehabilitation.
Acadia National Park has been given the go-ahead to continue restoration work on Great Meadow, a 116-acre wetland impacted by culverts, abandoned railbeds, and invasive species.