Let sleeping bats lie?
By Ry Rivard
Biologists fear Moriah clean-energy project threatens endangered species of bats that winter in Barton Hill's underground mines.
Stories
A look at the latest magazine issue and the week’s top web stories
By Melissa Hart
This week, the news from Washington, D.C. shook many of us out of the shut-in induced doldrums.
As Trump administration winds down, Adirondack environmentalists breathe easier
By Ry Rivard
“There will be some impacts from the federal government’s abdication of responsibilities."
Diversity in the Adirondacks: Providing access to a wilderness experience
SUNY Potsdam's wilderness education program aims to improve participation for students of color
Green energy economy leads Cuomo’s third State of State address
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's third State of the State address focused on a green energy economy with mention of Adirondack-region projects.
Solo hiker gets lost on Erebus Mountain
Latest NYS DEC Forest Ranger actions: Town of DresdenWashington CountyWilderness Rescue: On Jan. 9 at 5:16 p.m., DEC’s Ray Brook Dispatch received a call from a 28-year-old hiker from Ballston Spa who became disoriented and lost the trail while hiking Erebus Mountain. Three Forest Rangers responded to assist. Ranger Hess entered the Lake George Wild Forest…
Adirondack lawmakers wary of adding clean air and water to state bill of rights
Some lawmakers want clean air and clean water in the state Constitution's bill of rights. Others worry about the consequences.
Pandemic leads Cuomo’s State of the State, but climate remains a priority
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's four-day State of the State started with the pandemic and $15 billion budget deficit, but the climate got a nod.
For love of wild country
After two decades of advocating for the park, Diane Fish prepares to retire.
Operation Adirondack Thunder
With Fort Drum planning increased drills in the Adirondacks, some residents worry about impeded wildlife, the environment and recreation.