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Seventh-graders from the Elementary School at Chewonki, along with their teacher and several other Chewonki staff, ventured 135 miles north last week to camp for
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Seventh-graders from the Elementary School at Chewonki, along with their teacher and several other Chewonki staff, ventured 135 miles north last week to camp for
Last week our students from Maine Coast Semester 62 took to the woods & wilds of Maine for a mid-winter adventure. We split into five
Back at home, our friends are lifting their hands only to swipe a metro card or drive to school. How bittersweet our memories of low
Today, April 5th, marks the 45th anniversary of the Outdoor Classroom program at Chewonki. In the early days, the program was referred to as “Outdoor
“The Nature Museum” is one of Chewonki’s smallest but most important buildings, a reminder of the some of the important people who shaped Chewonki in
After grueling written and oral examinations proving her knowledge of Maine rules governing fishing, trapping, hunting, watercraft, ATVs, and snowmobiles, and demonstrating that she could
Help us shake out the dust, clean out the cabins, and get ready for another summer of fun at our annual volunteer day at Chewonki.
For someone in the Chewonki command center–someone responsible for 30,000 field-based meals each year; 40 sea kayaks; 30 white water kayaks; and 80 canoes; 2,000
Human beings domesticated mallard ducks about 4,000 years ago, and today there are more than 10 million of them living in North America, but for
When Chewonki became a non-profit in 1962, a charitable purpose became an essential piece of our organizational DNA. Since that time, we have served participants
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