Efforts to wipe out Little Moose Lake’s smallmouth bass population backfire
Cornell research contains unexpected lessons for managing invasive fish
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Moose don’t have a future in New York, says retired state biologist
By Mike Lynch
Wildlife expert and former DEC biologist Al Hicks shares insights gained over his career
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Road salt oversight bill passes Senate, stalls in Assembly
Legislation would establish committee to monitor efforts to reduce road salt use
Big fish, bigger stakes: Lake Placid’s lake trout caught in derby crosshairs
Local guides blame out-of-state contest for dwindling giants, but state officials see little threat
Nest rafts help to boost loon populations
By Mike Lynch
The structures can protect nests from rising waters and human disturbances.
Invasive species prevention: An Adirondack paddler’s guide to clean, drain, and dry protocols
A Pennsylvanian gets schooled on the ways of Adirondack waters
Ticonderoga faces federal water shutoff deadline
By Tim Rowland
Chilson and Eagle Lake residents that depend on Gooseneck Pond water source brace for possible shutoff
Grant funds in action: New tech helps small towns tackle water pollution problems
An aging wastewater treatment facility in Bolton adopts technology to reduce polluting runoff
The moose that won’t move: DEC closes Goodman Mt. trail after bull moose settles in
State officials closed the trail for now, citing safety concerns for both hikers and the animal
Adirondack invasive species primer with expert Brian Greene
By Mike Lynch
Tips for preventing the spread of some troublesome species