
Building a lean-to fellowship
Adopt-a-Lean-to coordinator says the mountains saved her, and renovating lean-tos shows her gratitude.
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Adopt-a-Lean-to coordinator says the mountains saved her, and renovating lean-tos shows her gratitude.
The Adirondack Mountain Club is trying to dissolve its New York City chapter, alleging tax problems and member disenfranchisement.
By Holly Riddle
Peakquest scratch cards help hikers keep track of challenges.
Dewey Brown, the first Black PGA member, bough Cedar River Golf Course in Indian Lake in 1947 and stayed there for the rest of his life.
Renowned wilderness advocate and public health expert Aaron Mair will lead a new Adirondack Council campaign, "Forever Adirondacks."
Jaime Parslow works for Hamilton County Soil and Water as a conservation technician.
Peter Buccinna had a near-tragic accident on Saddleback Mountain, but 14 years later is thriving in part due to Forest Ranger Julie Harjung.
In her time with DEC Julie Harjung, 60, has broken the corps’ glass ceiling. She is the first female forest ranger to retire with 25 years of service, and she said she is the first female lieutenant in the state.
After 25 years of service, Scott van Laer reflects on his run as forest ranger and ranger union representative
Christine Campeau, school programs manager at the Adirondack Experience for more than two decades teaches children about Adirondack history.