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The Adirondack Explorer is a nonprofit magazine covering the Adirondack Park's environment, recreation and communities.

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Angler falls down Ausable embankment, breaking leg

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Plus: Rangers search for missing men in two separate incidents

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Mount Jo offers views of the High Peaks Wilderness. Photo by Tim Rowland

Damaged boats leave Adirondack campers calling for help

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Two separate incidents involve stranded boaters

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Cascade hikers lose party member while tripping, on mushrooms

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Plus other forest ranger actions from the past week

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Rangers bust up underage party in Lewis County

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Recent actions by NYS Department of Environmental Conservation's Forest Rangers in the Adirondack region

Leo DuFour

Remains of missing Canadian hiker found

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Leo DuFour became lost on Allen Mt. in Nov. 2024. A hiking party discovered his body on May 10

Volunteers planting trees along Beaver Brook which feeds the Boquet River, on Ananta Farm in Westport.

Native trees take root in Boquet River restoration

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Volunteers plant 685 saplings along Beaver Brook in Westport 

couple paddling a canoe along the Northern Forest Canoe Trail

Northern Forest Canoe Trail marks 25th anniversary, 740 miles of scenic waterways

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Organization that oversees the trail looks back on 25 years of paddling and progress

Blue Mountain fire tower.

Rangers assist lost hiker on Blue Mountain

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Brush fires burn in five counties around New York state

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Fires in 10 New York state counties burn more than 37 acres

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Rangers respond to cold and wet hikers on Whiteface Memorial Highway

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Federal policy changes: Adirondack updates

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Updates from Explorer staff, as we keep track of what's happening

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