APA kicks back Jay subdivision application for 3rd time
Some environmental groups think the agency has more questions to ask.
Stories
25-lb table map taken from Poke-O-Moonshine fire tower
By Mike Lynch
Table map with glass cover believed to have been taken in early April
Chasing dreams of spring hiking
By Tim Rowland
Chase Mountain scratches the itch of spring bushwhacks that are off the radar in the Adirondacks
Latest moose death adds to ongoing study
By Adirondack Daily Enterprise
A young moose found dead in Franklin County earlier this month likely died of a parasitic worm known to affect the Adirondacks’ limited moose population
Open Space Institute leader to pass the conservation torch
By Tim Rowland
Under Kim Elliman’s leadership, OSI protected, opened to the public more than 160,000 acres of mountains, forests and water in the Adirondacks
Environmental Protection Fund for the win: Adirondack projects make the state budget
Adirondack Park projects including visitor management and lake surveys will get a sliver of the state’s $229 billion budget.
Antarctica research trip deepens appreciation of winter
Adirondack Watershed Institute scientist pursues dreams of researching ecosystems in Antartica's McMurdo Dry Valleys
Woodland shopping for wild edibles
The Adirondack woods offer a bounty equal to any food store
State-run ski centers see record visits
By Times Union
ORDA facilities, which include three ski centers: Whiteface, Belleayre and Gore, saw more than a million visitors this past fiscal year
Former APA heads slam changes to commenting policy
Hundreds write against Adirondack Park Agency's public comment, policy proposals