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Forestry workshops will focus on declining birds Audubon New York, Audubon Vermont and forestry experts from both states will educate attendees on… -
DEC advises against camping above 4,000 feet The state Department of Environmental Conservation is advising people against camping above 4,000 feet in… -
‘Ethical gardening’ makes space for pollinators in Adirondacks A majority of global crops, like fruits and vegetables, rely on pollinators. They are in… -
Forest rangers busy heading into summer season Forest rangers had several rescues and participated in training exercises recently. -
A new trail for mountain biking novices BETA built this gem of a trail on land purchased by the Lake Placid Land… -
Doing battle with black flies An annual spring rite of passage, the scourge of the black fly lasts roughly from…
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A new trail for mountain biking novices
BETA built this gem of a trail on land purchased by the Lake Placid Land Conservancy in 2017. The 100-acre parcel is now known as… >>MoreView Finder
Treating Lake George stormwater
The West Brook conservation initiative has helped treat stormwater at Charles R Wood Park in Lake George. In the video above, several people involved with… >>MoreIn this Magazine
Study makes economic case for Adirondack protections
Protect the Adirondacks reviewed 40 years of U.S. Census Bureau and other data that show park towns and their 130,000 inhabitants mirror national trends in… >>MoreThe Video Room
Lake George Smelt
Smelt gather near the mouth of West Brook after crossing under Beach Road in the Village of Lake George on… >>MoreNews Releases
A rescue, two body recoveries, and advice for unprepared hikers
Statistics from Cascade Mountain show that more than 100 hikers were encountered each day on Saturday and Sunday. Approximately 40… >>MoreExplorer Reports
Four bids received for rail line to North Creek
Bidders are expected to propose freight and possible passenger excursions, maintain the tracks and infrastructure, and its connections to Canadian Pacific and points south, according… >>MoreOutdoor Recreation
Roadside ticketing starts with big weekend
The state created the new regulations due to congested shoulders creating safety hazards for bicyclists and pedestrians forced into vehicle… >>MoreEnvironment
Forestry workshops will focus on declining birds
Audubon New York, Audubon Vermont and forestry experts from both states will educate attendees on declining bird populations and what… >>MoreAdirondack Almanack
Local Food & Craft Beverage Festival in Warrensburg
The fourth annual Southern Adirondack Local Food & Craft Beverage Festival at the Warrensburgh Riverfront Farmers’ Market will be held… >>MoreAdvertisement
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