Invasive mitigation efforts continue as groups await permanent boat inspection law By Zachary Matson Hydrilla, a hulking aquatic invasive plant that has been found in other parts of the state and broader east coast region, continued to … [Read more...] about Hydrilla and other invasives knocking on doors to the Adirondacks
Lake Placid Land Conservancy in talks to merge with Adirondack Land Trust
Easement and property transfers proposed for continued protection By Zachary Matson Two organizations dedicated to land conservation in the Adirondacks this week initiated merger discussions, officials announced in a joint press … [Read more...] about Lake Placid Land Conservancy in talks to merge with Adirondack Land Trust
Another harmful algal bloom spotted on Lake George in October
Latest sighting garnered little public attention despite heightened water quality concerns By Zachary Matson A harmful algal bloom formed on Lake George in early October during a stretch of calm and sunny weather, the second concerning … [Read more...] about Another harmful algal bloom spotted on Lake George in October
Taking control of water quality: Lake George targeting wide-reaching septic inspection program
Fees, fixes and replacements would be mandated By Zachary Matson The Lake George Park Commission is moving toward instituting one of the widest-reaching septic system inspection programs in the state, covering at least 3,400 properties in … [Read more...] about Taking control of water quality: Lake George targeting wide-reaching septic inspection program
Overall, Adirondackers approve right to ‘clean air and water’
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