What climate migration could mean for the Adirondacks
People chased by extreme climate conditions are finding refuge in the Adirondack Park
Stories
Do dams belong in places meant to be ‘untrammeled by man?’
Old dams present inherent tension in wilderness areas
What are the fossil fuel alternatives for rural camp owners?
Landowners with some of the largest inholdings in the Adirondack Park are concerned the state’s climate laws disregard rural properties.
At the helm
A Q&A with Raquette Lake Navigation founder Dean Pohl
Can dams weather climate change?
Dams have historically helped create drinking water, power and food. In an era of a warming planet, dams could create havoc.
To Cooper Kiln Pond, and beyond
By Tim Rowland
Wilmington Peak bushwhack beyond Cooper Kiln Pond may or may not be worth it
Adirondack forests can be model as ‘environmental engine’
By Tim Rowland
Researchers study the role older, larger trees play in carbon sequestration
Road salt research update: Which lakes are saltiest?
Report updates data on road salt's effects on Adirondack lakes in Lake Champlain basin
Paul Smith’s College placed on ‘heightened cash monitoring’
By James Odato
College administration: 'Teach-out plan' requirement stems from prior cyberattack
Sen. Stec: Adirondack Park needs better cell service
State Sen. Dan Stec raises concerns about the lack of cell coverage in the region.