Audubon Camp in Maine Luggage Tag

Wild Maine Island Becomes Audubon Sanctuary Press Release, August 13, 1960

Audubon Ecology Camp in Maine: Elements of the Ornithology Program Information Sheet

Elements of the Ornithology Program Information Sheet

Delightful Anachronism Clipping

J. Malcolm Barter provides a historical overview of the Medomak River area, including references to Hog Island.

Point Breeze: Inn and Bungalows Clipping Photocopy 1

Hog Island and Medomak Report

This text has been excerpted from "A Cruising Guide to the New England Coast" by Duncan and Blanchard.

Ornithology Final Report, Summer 1971

Stephen Kress provides detailed summaries of the field trips from the previous ornithology session. He suggests that new islands should be explored as potential locations for future field trips.

Summary of Teaching Activities Report, August 21, 1971

Shepherd, the bird life instructor, provides a detailed summary of all of the activities and field trips from the previous session.

Birdlife Annual Report Photocopy, 1972

Kress provides a detailed summary of the class sessions and field trips from the 1972 season. He notes that the camp's situation makes it more suitable for taking a community approach, placing an emphasis on interaction between living communities and the physical environment, in teaching ecology.

Summer Birds of Lincoln County, Maine as Observed by Members of the Audubon Camp of Maine Report, 1972

Summary of Teaching Activities Report, August 19, 1972

Kibbe provides a detailed account of his participation in camp activities as the birdlife instructor during the 1972 summer session. He closes his report with his thoughts on the importance of developing an "environmental ethic" concerning human interactions with the natural environment.