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.
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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.
Adirondack officials alarmed by possible FEMA changes
By Mike Lynch
A federal council will be tasked with evaluating FEMA in the coming months, leaving its fate uncertain in the coming year.
Expanding birding opportunities in the Adirondacks
Birdability joins Adirondack Land Trust in tracking accessible birdwatching options for people with disabilities
Red crossbill: Nesting and feeding habits in the Adirondacks
By Birdwatch
There are six “crossbill” species—finches with mandibles (lower part of their bill) that cross either to the left or right
Red pine scale found in Lake George: What you need to know
By Mike Lynch
Public asked to be on lookout for dead red pine trees in Adirondacks caused by invasive insect
What is ‘Cap and Invest’?
New York’s plan to put a price on carbon is still on hold. But here’s how it would work, if and when it gets off the ground.
Key wetlands protected near Lake George
By Mike Lynch
Lake George Land Conservancy buys key wetlands property on Huddle Bay on Lake George in the town of Bolton.
Feds: Vermont failing its duty to protect Lake Champlain
The federal Environmental Protection Agency is pushing Vermont to do more to control runoff from dairy farms impacting Lake Champlain
State appears ready to approve largest solar facility in the Adirondack Park
The project near Great Sacandaga lake is the first in the Adirondacks to go through new permitting process