Turning point: What 2025 holds for environmental groups in the Adirondacks
Changing of the guard brings new leaders to tackle Adirondack Park challenges
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Trump’s policies impact research and education programs in the North Country
By Mike Lynch
Paul Smith's College and Trudeau Institute leaders concerned about federal funding cuts for science and research
Essex residents weigh in on solar farm planned for Hickory Hill
By Tim Rowland
Community solar project planned for farm fields along Route 22
Settling the salt score: AdkAction holds state accountable for lack of progress
Road salt key issue in state transportation budget hearing
Previously unknown historic shipwrecks found
5 takeaways from Lake Champlain Maritime Museum’s annual archeology conference
Bear family death: What really happened in Old Forge
The last hours of the bear trio known to frequent the hamlet of Old Forge were detailed in an incident report the Explorer received.
Will new state wetlands regulations impact the Adirondacks?
The Department of Environmental Conservation adopted new wetlands protections for outside the Blue Line. It's not clear if the Adirondack Park Agency will do the same.
Bill McKibben speaks to importance of renewable energy
This Q&A featured Bill McKibben, a prominent climate activist, discussing the current state of climate change and renewable energy solutions.
Who’s using the most water in the Adirondack Park?
The Adirondack Park's permitted water users pump around 12 billion gallons of water a year.
Avian flu: DEC urges public to report suspected cases
By Mike Lynch
Biologists looking to track cases to find out where it is on the landscape.