Spiders in winter?
Look in the evergreens for signs of Adirondack arachnids in winter
Wildlife
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Easement preserves parcel in international wildlife corridor
By Mike Lynch
The Grand Lakes Reserve is part of the Adirondacks to Algonquin Corridor (A2A)
Researchers examine deaths of young Adirondack moose
By Mike Lynch
Ongoing study tracks 19 additional Adirondack moose using GPS collars to try and understand what's killing some young animals
The secret side of winter
By Tim Rowland
Animal tracks and other signs of activity tell stories of the forest in winter
Pine grosbeaks: A favorite winter finch
By Birdwatch
Ample food sources lead to bumper crop of pine grosbeaks this winter
Red foxes can handle the elements
By Mike Lynch
While a common sight, foxes are vulnerable to predators, disease
2022 Explored: Wildlife
By Mike Lynch
Researchers studied moose, wolves and fish in 2022 to learn more about these iconic animals and their chances for survival.
Wolf advocates: U.S. recovery plan falls short
By Mike Lynch
The state Department of Environmental Conservation's species assessment identifies 6,000 square miles of habitat for the gray wolf in the park.
Ravens: Clear communicators, smart mimics
By Birdwatch
These birds possess complex problem-solving skills
Return of the wolf?
By Mike Lynch
The discovery of a gray wolf about 25 miles from the Adirondacks has galvanized wolf advocates in the park.