
The familiar shriek of gulls
Ring-billed gulls have a black ring encircling their yellow beak, which makes them easily identifiable, and you have heard their call more times than you could imagine.
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Ring-billed gulls have a black ring encircling their yellow beak, which makes them easily identifiable, and you have heard their call more times than you could imagine.
The endless fight against invasive species continued apace in 2021
The system will convert wastewater into treated effluent that will prevent additional nitrates into the lake.
A nearly eight-year legal battle over snowmobile trails planned for the Adirondack Park ended in May when the state’s highest court ruled they were unconstitutional
By Mike Lynch
Talk swirled around notable parcels, while smaller land tracts went toward improving connectivity
By Tim Rowland
DEC forms 13-member trail working group in light of landmark tree cutting decision from earlier this year.
It took almost the entire year, but the state’s Road Salt Reduction Task Force is finally in place - even if it missed its first deadline along the way.
By Mike DeSocio
As harmful algal blooms appear in more Adirondack locations, scientists and researchers work to figure out reasons why
New law enables the establishment of more boat inspection stations in and around the park
Two Adirondack scientists share best practices for development that minimizes impacts on wildlife