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Some of the llamas at Moose River Farm in Old Forge. Photo by Jamie Organski

A woolly good time: Walking llamas in Old Forge

By Jamie Organski

At Moose River Farms, visitors get to know the animals through a unique 'llama trekking' experience

Laughter, a blizzard and adventure on a 1st trip to the Adirondacks

By David Escobar

SUNY Geneseo group has first encounter with Adirondack recreation on a snow tubing excursion

North Country man finds missing Adirondack pets using thermal drone

By Times Union

A retired investigator got his start with drones by photographing wildlife Now he owns a business that helps people find their missing pets.

amy and pete nelson

Adirondack Wilderness Advocates push for protected areas

By Gwendolyn Craig

Boreas Ponds Tract and beyond: How a small group influences state conservation efforts

David Gibson at Woodward Lake

Defending ‘forever wild’: Adirondack Wild’s commitment to the Forest Preserve

By Gwendolyn Craig

Adirondack Wild serves in watchdog role

Peter Bauer and Claudia Braymer

Transitioning leadership at Protect the Adirondacks brings new era in conservation

By Gwendolyn Craig

Assessing Peter Bauer's legacy as Claudia Braymer steps into new role

Neil Woodworth, Michael Barrett and Julia Goren

Navigating change: Adirondack Mountain Club seeks dynamic leader

By Gwendolyn Craig

Interim director Julia Goren leads ADK's charge in summit stewardship, visitor engagement

Exploring Black history in the Adirondacks

By Adirondack Explorer

Black history: from abolitionists to historic settlements, discover their resiliency and persistence in shaping the region's legacy.

Willie Janeway and Raul Aguirre

Adirondack Council faces turning point

By Gwendolyn Craig

New leadership, renewed vision for 2050 conservation vision

Roger Catania visits Newcomb Central School students.

From Lake Placid superintendent to regent: Roger Catania’s commitment to rural education

By Contributing Writer

He's on a mission to enhance educational opportunities in rural New York schools

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