State unveils plan to clean up Lake Champlain
Initiative targets key pollution sources in Lake Champlain Watershed, including agriculture and wastewater, to prevent harmful algal blooms
Despite rejection, housing developer still has eyes on Essex County
Blue Line seeks new location after North Hudson backs away from $23M affordable housing project
Deer vs gardens
Although deer numbers are sparse overall in the Adirondacks, they are gaining ground in populations centers
From Peaks to Pages: Hiker dives into Adirondack history
Albany native John Sasso's journey to Adirondack authorship
Herbicide treatment coming to Brant Lake
Brant Lake in Warren County will be the third weed-plagued Adirondack lake to receive the treatment, joining Lake Luzerne and Minerva Lake.
APA praises executive director, welcomes new staff
Remarks for Barbara Rice mark her 2-year anniversary of leading Adirondack Park Agency
Low-elevation outings perfect for spring adventures
Mud season hiking: Stay safe and go gradual on these low-altitude trails
Snowmobile club upset over rail trail paving
Group files complaints with DEC, APA over lost use on paved sections of Adirondack Rail Trail
Total eclipse primer
Whether you live near or far from the viewing hot spots, here's what you need to know about the April 8 event
How birds handle the ‘lights out’ during an eclipse
When day becomes night, wildlife responds accordingly
Takeaways from $57M World University Games
Report details funding, employment, housing challenges for the winter sports competition
The end of ice climbing?
For those who love ice climbing, with its short season and fickle medium, warmer winters have hit hard
Early spring: DEC issues mud season advisory
Annual announcement comes weeks ahead of official start of spring
‘Amazing Grace’
20 years after her death, Adirondack 46er Grace Hudowalski’s legacy continues to inspire
Tuscarora’s latest journey
Nearly 90 years after historic steamboat's last journey across Blue Mountain Lake, plans are afoot to move it once again
Maple producers go with the flow
Sap started flowing in early February in the High Peaks region.
Four rescues, four High Peaks, three days
A rescue Friday, two rescues Saturday and a rescue Sunday: All in a weekend’s work for state forest rangers in the Adirondack mountains.
The warmest winter
Although the calendar is still in winter, the snowless and mild climate aligns more with the muddy spring season
DEC develops plan for Adirondack lake-dwelling brook trout
Public input sessions scheduled for Old Forge, Warrensburg
Looking down at Debar Pond
Baldface Mountain gets you to the epicenter of the northern Adirondacks
In Lake George, a continued fight around herbicide
The push for a permit heads back to court
What lakes are next for herbicide treatment?
Lake communities across the Adirondack Park look to ProcellaCOR as key in fight against invasive weed
Water Safari changes hands
Old Forge theme park bought by Florida company after 46 years of family ownership
Catching clouds from NYS’s highest weather station
Whiteface weather station on the mountain's summit plays a key role in statewide network of research stations
Wild about wildways
John Davis has dedicated career to preserving wildlife corridors
Title hangup complicates Frontier Town progress
The discovery of centuries-old foreclosure and bankruptcy cases is complicating the state’s plan for the Frontier Town campground.
A ragged, yet rewarding jaunt in Jay
Lincoln Hill Road provides a seldom-trekked adventure
Straight talk about climate
March 7 workshop aims to dispel anxiety around environmental issues
Whiteface responds to concerns about trail conditions
Following complaints, Olympic Authority CEO Ashley Walden summons Belleayre manager to monitor operations
Lake Luzerne library to reopen after months of closure
Upheaval after planned drag story hour led to staff and board departures
Inspector General has questions for Adirondack Park Agency
The New York Inspector General’s Office dispatched agents to the Adirondack Park Agency last week, but it is unclear for what purpose.
Developers pull out of Raquette Lake microgrid project
National Grid and REV Renewables end plan to build battery storage facility in town of Long Lake
Learning from Follensby
Scientists hope that a new Follensby Pond research preserve will help understand and protect fragile freshwater resources.
Report: Mountain bird numbers see dramatic dip
Counts show decline in many high-elevation species across the Northeast since 2010
Conservation groups: State is falling short on goals
A lag in state land acquisition has some pressing Gov. Kathy Hochul’s administration over meeting conservation goals.
30-by-30: What counts as protected land?
New York state agencies working on draft plan for tallying acres toward conservation goal
Students bond in nature — sans phones
School-facilitated camping trips provide an opportunity to get teens into the outdoors and unplug
The power of peatlands
Meet an Adirondacker inspired to center his work around peatlands
Terzian Woodlot: A cool hike with a cooler name
Finding the trail is the hardest part of this outing on the northern end of Lake George
DEC Commissioner Seggos announces departure
Basil Seggos, commissioner of the state Department of Environmental Conservation, announced on Wednesday he will step down from his post this spring.