Environment, Communities and Outdoor Recreation in the Adirondack Park

Urging a solution to Jackrabbit Trail access

Landowners at the Keene entrance to the Jackrabbit Trail say the parking situation there has become problematic, and they are offering a long-term solution for the popular trailhead.

Appreciating kinship on a trip to Santanoni

We have a tradition in the family to cross-country ski into the Santanoni Great Camp in Newcomb every...

What’s the deal with gas appliances?

Gov. Kathy Hochul wants to phase out fossil fuel hookups in newly constructed buildings, triggering heated debates about...

20-megawatt battery installation proposed in Raquette Lake

Raquette Lake is gearing up to host a microgrid, a battery storage facility that could help service National...

Covered for calamity at Siamese Ponds

A ski trip with spare parts

Woodcocks’ arrival is sure sign of spring

The American woodcock is a forest-dwelling shorebird species that nests in areas where it can readily find earthworms,...

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Recreation

Ice fishing picks up new fans, thanks to guide

Hungry Trout Fly Shop owner uses frozen lakes to provide...

Five ideas for late-season ski trips

This winter’s backcountry ski season started off slowly in the...

A sweet stroll through a maple forest

March is ideal time to check out Uihlein’s Maple Nature...

Feeling the (Higley) Flow

Wood’s Trail offers easy backcountry access in St. Lawrence County

Adirondackers

Adaptive ski instructor learned to tailor approach

James Hayes helps people with disabilities enjoy alpine skiing, through his work...

John Dillon, who died last week, left an...

The retired chairman and CEO of International Paper and Adirondack Park philanthropist John Dillon died last week.

How will climate change alter history?

An Adirondack historian is researching how climate change will affect culture and history for a statewide climate assessment

Adirondack Council’s executive director to step down in...

Adirondack Council Executive Director Willie Janeway will step down from his post on Sept. 15, after more than a decade.

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State receives another blow for denying records

A state appeals court has sided with the...

The evidence is wild in ongoing wolf saga

Tests performed by state scientists have determined that...

Portrait of an Adirondack artist

New Rockwell Kent exhibit at SUNY Plattsburgh shows...

Big solar: Your questions answered

A look at how the new state permitting...

What can Adirondack lakes tell us about climate...

Scientists planning a far-reaching survey of climate change...

Beech trees face uncertain future

Beech leaf disease has the potential to kill...

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