The Audubon Camp in Maine is located on Hog Island on Muscongus Bay. The site includes original homestead buildings, wonderfully rustic, yet comfortable, dormitory accommodations and great food.
Harbor seals bask in the sun.
Mosses, lichens, and mushrooms abound. Established in 1936 as a pioneering experiment in nature education for teachers and other adult leaders, the Maine Camp occupies the 333-acre Todd Wildlife Sanctuary on Hog Island, a wild paradise that seems a million miles from the urbanized workaday world. Today the camp attracts people from all walks of life. Hearty meals are served in the 'Bridge', a restored 19th century farmhouse. A library and laboratory, fresh and saltwater aquaria, and microscopes are readily available.