News and Updates

WaYS Earth Camp 2025!

Dates: June 23–27, 2025 Location: Flagstaff Lake Hut Link to website – https://mainehuts.org/hut/flagstaff-lake-hut/ Packing list – https://mainehuts.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/All-Season-Packing-List-compressed.pdf A two-mile trek from the trailhead will take you to a picturesque lakeside vista before reaching the hut where you can kick back and relax. Flagstaff is a great “first hut” for new visitors and for wildlife enthusiasts. […]

WaYS Internship Opportunity!

The College of the Atlantic is partnering with Sipayak Resilience Committee on the Maine Energy Upgrade Program (www.maineup.org) to implement residential energy efficiency work in and around Sipayik. The program will include conducting free energy audits of Tribal homes, installing free LED light bulbs and high-efficiency shower heads, measuring for Window Dressers, and other energy efficiency […]

The Butterfly Project

“Directing and editing this has been a life changing experience. Blending indigenous knowledge and western science is something I’ve always believed in so I’m honored to share this story. I’m Grateful for WaYS to give me this opportunity and trust. Also want to thank Brown Barn Studios for production, and assistance in editing.” – Logan […]

Announcement

Information regarding current WaYS Executive Director 

Trail Crew Application 2025

We are now accepting applications for WaYS Ancestral Lands Trail Crew 2025 Job Description and Application Link: Job Announcement 

WaYS Camps 2025

Schedule for upcoming 2025 Camps   

DCC Newsletter

2024 Fall Newsletter  

NEW KINAP MENTORSHIP PROGRAM

Kinap participants act as peer mentors for other Native college students and provide outreach in their Wabanaki community. To learn more about this opportunity, please visit the flyer below. UMM Flyer – Kinap Mentorship. 

University of Maine Wabanaki Center gift to benefit student success

An anonymous donor has made a $100,000 gift to create the Wabanaki Student Development and Success Fund at the University of Maine Foundation. The fund will assist Native American students pursuing University of Maine degrees “so that they can graduate as tomorrow’s leaders of their communities.”  Read More

Paid Mentorships & Internships for Students at UMaine and High School

Through a grant from the USDA, called New Beginning for Wabanaki Students (NBWS), the University of Maine Wabanaki Center and the Wabanaki Youth in Science (WaYS) program have funding to support mentorships and internships for Wabanaki students. There are two distinct programs. Kinap Mentorships are available to college-age students (upper level undergraduates or graduate students) […]

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