Bird census data revealed
By Jak Krouse
Using contributions from more than 3,500 volunteer birders, the Breeding Bird Atlas has identified trends in the data.
Stories
Harnessing energy with small blades
Clarkson professor creates design well-suited for the Adirondacks
These stones gather moss
By Tim Rowland
Getting to know the stuff growing on Adirondack boulders
Affordable housing complex planned for Ticonderoga
By Tim Rowland
Developer, town of Ticonderoga in talks for proposed 60-unit apartment building near Walmart
William Miner: Builder of Adirondack dams, farm innovator
By Tom French
Former philanthropist left his mark in Clinton County with the creation of what's known today as the Miner Institute, a working farm and research center.
Founder of Champlain trails group looks to retire
By Mike Lynch
The 74-year-old was a founding member of CATS and has been the organization's only director since it started in 2009.
Taking Stock of Housing: The chasm between price, affordability
By Tim Rowland
Housing costs outpacing average incomes for Adirondack households
Help is on the way: Cooperative housing
By Tim Rowland
Cooperative Development Institute is working with Adirondack North Country Association on a cooperative housing project in Lake Placid.
Land trust buys 137 acres near High Peaks Wilderness
By Mike Lynch
Property adjoins the High Peaks Wilderness and Adirondack Mountain Reserve in St. Huberts
Old Forge expands off-road biking
McCauley Mountain trail network keeps growing