From stocking to self-sustaining? The return of Lake Champlain’s trout
September 9, 2024
Fish and wildlife researchers celebrate unexpected wild lake trout revival
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Bear family’s death sparks outrage in Old Forge
August 14, 2024
Community members propose additional ideas to minimize wildlife encounters, educate visitors on dangers of feeding wild animals
First documented sighting of invasive tree killer in the Adirondack Park’s Essex County
August 8, 2024
Emerald ash borer, an invasive beetle that kills ash trees, was caught in a trap in mid-July in Essex County, state officials have confirmed.
Facing extinction: The plight of New York’s tricolored bat
By Lauren Yates
August 5, 2024
Populations of hibernating bats continue to see dramatic population losses due to white-nose syndrome
Mistaken wolf kill now centerpiece of NYS Museum exhibit
By Mike Lynch
July 10, 2024
“Canine Contrasts" features taxidermy mounts and skulls of wolves and coyotes and tells the story of the Cherry Valley wolf.
Firefly show: Will Adirondack nights lose their glow?
July 4, 2024
As climate impacts worsen, researchers warn that North American fireflies could face uncertain times
New York aims to save Adirondack brook trout with pioneering management plan
June 9, 2024
New York's ponded brook trout populations get a lifeline with innovative management efforts focusing on sustainability and angler access.
Rusty blackbird’s silent crisis: A dramatic drop in numbers
By Birdwatch
May 29, 2024
One of North America’s most rapidly declining songbirds, the rusty blackbird, has lost 85% to 99% of its population in the past five decades.
What you can do to help pollinators in the Adirondacks
By Holly Riddle
May 22, 2024
Learn the impactful ways you can aid Adirondack pollinators through simple yard work and gardening practices.