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“Mommy’s Going to March Us Up the Mountain”: Jean Camuso on Her Family’s Lifelong Love of the AMC Huts

Jean Camuso’s connection to AMC’s High Mountain Huts started over 40 years ago, when she took her two young sons on a hike to Lonesome Lake. From early adventures (including a memorable mid-trail “strike” that was swiftly resolved with peanut...
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September 2025

After partnering with the Conservation Fund and the Malone Family Land Preservation Foundation in 2023, AMC finalizes the purchase of the 29,000-acre Barnard Forest, an addition to the Maine Woods Initiative, with a $10 million…
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An Aerial View Of The West Branch Of The Pleasant River, Little Lyford Pond, And Baker Mountain In Maine's 100 Mile Wilderness.

August 30, 2022

AMC finalizes the acquisition of the nearly 27,000-acre Pleasant River Headwaters Forest in Maine, securing critical habitat for species like Atlantic salmon and native brook trout

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2019

AMC launches the Alpine Flower Watch community science initiative with partners to track the flowering and fruiting times of alpine plants via the iNaturalist app to study the effects of climate change

Chris Shane's Googledrive/images/august 2017 Lifestyle Shoot/gorman 8/7 [link From Dede Sullivan]

January 30, 2015

AMC expands its Maine Woods Initiative by purchasing the 4,300-acre Baker Mountain tract

2014 Long Pond On The Khatahdin Iron Works Tract 2004

2014

AMC’s 10,000-acre Katahdin Iron Works Ecological Reserve carbon offset project receives final registry approval from the Climate Action Reserve to sell more than 100,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide credits, with a 100-year commitment that…
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Paula Champagne

March 30, 2009

The New England National Scenic Trail (NET) is federally designated. AMC and the Connecticut Forest & Park Association enter a formal partnership with the National Park Service to be the NET’s principal trail stewards

An Aerial View Of Second Roach Pond And The Appalachian Mountain Club's Medawisla Lodge In The Maine Woods Near Greenville.

October 2009

AMC completes conservation purchase of 29,500-acre Roach Ponds Tract in Maine, completing 63-mile corridor of protected land in the 100-Mile Wilderness

2007 Amc Greenville Office May 2011 Photo By Matt Heid

2007

AMC opens Greenville, Maine office as part of Maine Woods Initiative

2004 Mountain Watch Brochure Circa 2004

2004

AMC launches Mountain Watch community science program, enabling members and guests to measure indicators of air quality and climate change

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