Connecting protected places
By Mike Lynch
A 64-year-old Quebec science writer plans to hike 400 miles on the Algonquin to Adirondack (A2A) corridor for about five weeks, starting in mid-August.
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A ‘jack’ of all trades: Scientist applies mathematical approach to calculating home run stats
By Tim Rowland
Which baseball player had the best home run season? The answer, calculated by a scientist, might surprise you
Aguirre is named executive director of the Adirondack Council
The acting executive director of the Adirondack Council, Raul “Rocci” Aguirre, is now the permanent leader.
No small potatoes for this Adirondack farm family
Tucker Farms grows deep roots in the region
‘Alone’ by choice, in the Canadian wilderness
By Jak Krouse
Off-the-grid Adirondacker puts survival skills to the test on History Channel show
William Miner: Builder of Adirondack dams, farm innovator
By Tom French
Former philanthropist left his mark in Clinton County with the creation of what's known today as the Miner Institute, a working farm and research center.
Founder of Champlain trails group looks to retire
By Mike Lynch
The 74-year-old was a founding member of CATS and has been the organization's only director since it started in 2009.
At the helm
A Q&A with Raquette Lake Navigation founder Dean Pohl
Open Space Institute leader to pass the conservation torch
By Tim Rowland
Under Kim Elliman’s leadership, OSI protected, opened to the public more than 160,000 acres of mountains, forests and water in the Adirondacks
Field work in Antarctica
Watch a slideshow and hear Adirondack Watershed Institute researcher Lija Treibergs describe a typical day in her Antarctica field work.