Document Type
Article
Publication Title
Chebacco
Publisher
Mount Desert Island Historical Society
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Publication Date
2015
Publisher location
Mount Desert, ME
First Page
12
Last Page
23
Volume Number
XVI
Abstract/ Summary
Acadia is a national park, the first place in eastern U.S. to receive such designation, because of its scenery. Diverse and exposed geology forms the foundation for Acadia’s beauty, but the landscape of today is the result of climate changes over millennia. Climate influences include a land surface worked by glaciers, and diverse flora and fauna as a result of the island’s position on the coast, within a transition zone between temperate ecosystems to the south and the boreal north.
Repository Citation
Schmitt, Catherine, "How Changing Climate Created Mount Desert Island" (2015). Maine Sea Grant Publications. 53.
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/seagrant_pub/53
Publisher Statement
© 2017 MDI History
Version
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