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In the 1980s, field crews surveyed nearly 1,500 Adirondack lakes
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In the 1980s, field crews surveyed nearly 1,500 Adirondack lakes
By Holly Riddle
Working with forest landowners, Birch Boys business achieves USDA organic certification
The Adirondack Mountain Reserve want to keep a pilot reservation system permanent, though the DEC said it was not ready to make a decision.
By Tim Rowland
Exploring Lost Brook with owner/steward Pete Nelson
More forest rangers will be patrolling the Adirondack Park, following the graduation of 38 new recruits.
By James Odato
'Turnaround Team' tasked with improving communications, addressing key challenges facing college
By Tim Rowland
Au Sable Forks looks to manage flood risk, boost recreation
The Adirondack Park Agency is inviting more public comment on a proposed 277-site campground on Great Sacandaga Lake in the town of Mayfield
The state agency the control Conklingville Dam plans to limit flows
By Times Union
Paul Smith’s students help build mobile cultural center to bring books to Akwesasne residents