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

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Ice climber falls, suffers injury on Pitchoff

By Adirondack Explorer

The 49-year-old climber from Pennsylvania fell approximately 50 feet.

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The familiar shriek of gulls

By Adirondack Explorer

Ring-billed gulls have a black ring encircling their yellow beak, which makes them easily identifiable, and you have heard their call more times than you could imagine.

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Solutions reporting: Visitor management

By Adirondack Explorer

The Adirondack Explorer set out during the 2021 hiking season to learn more about visitor management strategies being tried—and some that seem to be working—in other popular recreation areas.

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Rangers aid hikers unprepared for winter weather

By Adirondack Explorer

Recent NYS DEC Forest Ranger actions include rescues in winter conditions

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Hikers get separated on Ester Mt.

By Adirondack Explorer

Recent NYS DEC Forest Ranger actions

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Rangers find body of missing hunter

By Adirondack Explorer

Recent NYS DEC Forest Ranger actions include locating deceased hunter outside of Tupper Lake.

Protecting prime lakefront property

By Adirondack Explorer

Conservationist Peter Paine, who has been working for Adirondack Park protection for six decades, talks about Noblewood Park in Willsboro, which is located at the outlet of the Boquet River. Video by Mike Lynch. Click here for a profile of Peter Paine that ran in the Nov/Dec 2021 issue of Adirondack Explorer magazine.

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Mt Fay hoist rescue, stranded kayak and more of this week’s ranger rescues

By Adirondack Explorer

Recent NYS DEC Forest Ranger actions:

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Boy Scouts help out ill 80-year-old hiker at Tirrell Pond

By Adirondack Explorer

Recent NYS DEC Forest Ranger actions:

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Weekend storm traps rescue workers

By Adirondack Explorer

Recent NYS DEC Forest Ranger actions

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