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EarthBeat Weekly October 23, 2026
 At Cadillac Mountain, a missing Wabanaki marker and the fight over what national parks should tellby Jessie Wardarski, Associated Press Some of the signs removed from Acadia were developed over years of partnerships with organizations including Friends of Acadia, the Schoodic Institute and the Native Plant Trust — with consultation from citizens of the Wabanaki Nations.
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Friday, October 23, 2026
EarthBeat Weekly: At Cadillac Mountain, a missing Wabanaki marker and the fight over what national parks should tell
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