Frontier Town becomes catalyst for changing New York state land acquisitions
How a title issue around North Hudson easement is spurring the state to change policies
Stories
What are the issues impacting small farms, local food distributors in the Adirondacks?
By Mike Lynch
Food justice advocates brainstorm challenges and solutions at annual summit.
Getting to know Coreys: A historic spot and recreation gateway
By Tom French
Explore Coreys: a hidden Adirondack gem with rich history, scenic trails, and winter adventures involving lean-tos.
Why can’t we leave the bears alone?
Adirondack Explorer series "From the Archive" takes a look back at articles from the 27-year magazine history.
Adirondack homeowners face triple threat: high cost of repairs, contractor shortage, risk of flood damage
By Tim Rowland
Advocates look for ways to help low-income residents with needed home improvements
Laughter, a blizzard and adventure on a 1st trip to the Adirondacks
SUNY Geneseo group has first encounter with Adirondack recreation on a snow tubing excursion
Wind energy advocate named to lead New York environmental agency
By James Odato
Governor Kathy Hochul has named former state official Amanda Lefton as next in line to be Commissioner of NYS DEC.
One injured in Inlet snowmobile accident
Forest rangers also participate in snowmobile accident response training
Results are in for milfoil-killing herbicide used in Adirondack lakes
Lakes using the herbicide ProcellaCOR find it effective at killing invasive milfoil and more continue to eye its use
New York is one step closer to accepting title insurance for state land purchases
Conservation organizations hope change will spur more land protection