Adirondack moose population threatened but stable
By Mike Lynch
Giant liver fluke playing big role in deaths
Mike Lynch
Mike Lynch has been the Explorer's climate reporter since January 2025 and has worked for the publication since 2014. In addition to writing about climate change, he covers issues related to wildlife. Mike has also worked as a licensed outdoor guide and thru-paddled the 740-mile Northern Forest Canoe Trail. He is the author of 12 Short Hikes on Preserves near Lake George. He can be reached at [email protected].
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After 2-year closure, Lows Lake access is back for paddlers
By Mike Lynch
Next summer paddlers will once again have full access to miles of wilderness paddling.
Northern lights put on a show over the Adirondacks
By Mike Lynch
Check out photos by the Explorer's multimedia reporter Mike Lynch
Missed your chance to see northern lights?
By Mike Lynch
Northern lights are forecasted to be visible in areas with clear skies during the next two nights in the Adirondack Park.
Lake Placid area adding major downhill mountain bike competition
By Mike Lynch
This past weekend, ORDA hosted World Cup cross-country mountain bike races at Mount Van Hoevenberg.
New York evaluates freshwater fish as part of endangered species list update
By Mike Lynch
Draft includes at least 10 species from the Adirondack region whose status may change
Study: Development in Ontario limiting wolves’ range
By Mike Lynch
Study says a loss of habitat in southern Canada has made it more difficult for wolves to travel from the Laurentians to the Adirondacks.
Warren County maps vision for expanded tourism
By Mike Lynch
New plan aims to maximize economic potential of recreation assets
The importance of trail stewardship: A Q&A about Buck Mountain in Lake George
By Mike Lynch
Jim Schneider, a long-time member of ADK's Glens Falls-Saratoga Chapter, talks about the Buck Mountain trailhead steward program.
Land trust adds key parcels near Lake George
By Mike Lynch
Lake George Land Conservancy has purchased properties in the towns of Bolton and Lake George in recent months.