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Why I love the Adirondacks: The people. We “get” each other, for the most part. We understand the spirit of creativity that is born of necessity.
By Phil Brown
Two good logging roads—the D&H Road and Piney Ridge Road—cut through the interior of the Sable Highlands.
The projects were approved on Friday after a more than three-hour meeting on Thursday that hashed out their details in the APA's regulatory committee.
The invasive hemlock woolly adelgid is threatening one of the most common trees on the shoreline of Lake George.
The APA collected more than 200 written comments on a proposal to expand and renovate the Saranac Lake Marina. Now there could be a vote.
By Mike Lynch
Descriptions of the following forest ranger missions were provided by the state Department of Environmental Conservation.
What are the impacts of human recreation on wildlife in the Adirondack Park? A two-year study is working to find out.
I had assigned myself one simple ground rule when I packed gear and my freeze-dried vittles for this four-day walk. I would summit none of the 4,000-foot-topping peaks that draw hikers by the hundreds and thousands.
By Phil Brown
In a 2009 interim recreation plan, the state Department of Environmental Conservation said it intended to build a new road and short trails to provide access to Lilypad and Figure 8 ponds.
By Phil Brown
It was a warm, sunny day, and people were out in force. I counted 15 other parties, most of them with young children.