The most recent headlines from around the Adirondacks, with a focus on the environment, communities and recreation in the Adirondack region of Northern New York state.
10 years after breaking record, One Square Mile of Hope event has raised $400,000 for charities
Thousands of paddlers gathered in Inlet for the 10th anniversary of the record-breaking 2014 canoe and kayak raft
Halving the salt: State tests show promise for reducing use on Adirondack roads
See what's in the report, and what's been left out
Community efforts fuel affordable housing successes in the Adirondacks
Project efforts can be seen around the region
One Square Mile of Hope: 10th anniversary of record-breaking event
More than 2,000 paddlers unite in Inlet for event, falling short of world record set in 2014
Prioritizing accessibility at the Adirondack Nature Festival
Event geared toward breaking barriers and creating accessible outdoor experiences for people with disabilities
Adirondack Park’s comprehensive plan revamp: A shift toward inclusivity, sustainability
The Adirondack Park Agency got some of its first feedback on proposed changes to its State Land Master Plan on Thursday.
Proposed law aims to prevent aggressive wildlife encounters in Old Forge
Webb town board debates tougher fines and clearer definitions for the proposed law on feeding and harassing wild animals, following death of bear family
From Azerbaijan to the Adirondacks: Teacher gets global perspective on climate
Lake Placid educator Sam Baker discusses his experience at climate training ahead of November’s COP29
Wanted: Investor for Jay resort
In attempts to raise cash for expansion, NewVida resort operators make a sales pitch
Great Camp Santanoni’s accessibility pilot program put to the test
Advocate says state must take further action to create ADA-compliant trails on state-owned property with 'Forever Wild' restrictions
State cracks down on Indian Lake cove dock storage
The state is requiring Indian Lake residents and business owners to remove their docks from a cove or face a violation.
Leaders work to redevelop Keeseville’s former high school
From abandoned school to community hub: a closer look at the process underway to transform a long-empty building
From stocking to self-sustaining? The return of Lake Champlain’s trout
Fish and wildlife researchers celebrate unexpected wild lake trout revival
Adirondack Park Agency to add climate, accessibility updates to State Land Master Plan
Climate, accessibility and visitor use management could be added to the Adirondack Park State Land Master Plan.
Warren County maps vision for expanded tourism
New plan aims to maximize economic potential of recreation assets
Adirondack Rail Trail phase 2: Loop rides for all levels
Because sometimes loops are better than out and back
Paddles Up: 41st 90-Miler boat race begins in Old Forge
Racers, volunteers and spectators come together to create a joyous spirit for annual Adirondack Canoe Classic
The importance of trail stewardship: A Q&A about Buck Mountain in Lake George
Jim Schneider, a long-time member of ADK's Glens Falls-Saratoga Chapter, talks about the Buck Mountain trailhead steward program.
Group aims to help communities access infrastructure, climate funding
Adirondack Climate Outreach and Resilience Network plans listening tour as first step in efforts to address climate change impacts
Exploring Auger Falls on the Sacandaga River
A short jaunt in Wells best done as a loop
Lake George leaders look to move past herbicide fight
LGA plans to work with Lake George Park Commission on sharing data; will also drop lawsuit over ProcellaCOR use
State spends millions in forest ranger overtime, lawmakers call for bigger force
Forest ranger overtime demands resulting from search and rescue missions come along with other issues confronting the DEC.
Reclaiming Haudenosaunee culture through dance
Native North Country Traveling College dance troupe teaches Indigenous history through performance art in Adirondack festival.
Grand Hike on a grand day in the Champlain Valley
Annual event highlights the best, newest offerings from Champlain Area Trails
Bird songs along the Adirondack Rail Trail
This accessible path is one bike-birder's dream
Encountering wildlife and wilderness on the French Louie Trail Loop
A solo backpacking adventure in the Adirondacks follows a hermit's path
Trudeau Institute eyes renewable energy and green building renovations
The facility is working on a strategic plan to help keep up with other research institutions
Plan to address whiskey fungus complaints in Mineville
WhistlePig Whiskey will wash building exteriors impacted by whiskey fungus within more than triple its original cleaning radius.
The elusive mourning warbler: A colorful gem of North America’s forests
One of the most sought-after species for Adirondack birders
Franklin County hires law firm for proposed 500-mile off-road vehicle trail
Franklin County hired a law firm to add to the team developing a proposed trail network that has drawn numerous concerns.
A scenic loop ride off the Adirondack Rail Trail
This excursion from Phase 2 of the Adirondack Rail Trail features ponds, wetlands, wildflowers and wildlife.
Adirondack Rail Trail adds the next 15 miles
Phase 2 of the Adirondack Rail Trail opened today, ahead of schedule. The next phase is expected to be finished next year.
After ProcellaCOR treatment, northern Adirondack property owners call on state to control invasives in connected lake
Who should be responsible for managing invasive milfoil on Deer River Flow: the state or local property owners?
Covid and beyond: Labor shifts are transforming North Country job market
How Covid impacted the Adirondack labor market, which faces new challenges and adaptations
Combating blight: Essex County launches program to transform vacant spaces into rentals
An Essex County Land Bank initiative could result in more than 25 long-term apartment rentals, primarily in vacant upper stories of commercial building
Judge dismisses defamation suit against Adirondack Explorer, Adirondack Wild
A Franklin County judge dismissed a lawsuit against the Adirondack Explorer and Adirondack Wild alleging libel for a critical ad.
Land trust adds key parcels near Lake George
Lake George Land Conservancy has purchased properties in the towns of Bolton and Lake George in recent months.
Knob Lock Mountain: Less traffic, more adventure
Late summer is ideal time for hiking Adirondack herd paths
Pollinator haven: New life for capped Indian Lake landfill
State grant will fund AdkAction project