Discovery is second case in the Adirondacks By Mike Lynch Beech leaf disease has been discovered in the town of Bolton on the western side of Lake George, making it the second case in the Adirondack Park, the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant … [Read more...] about Beech leaf disease found in Warren County
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Seeing the potential in beech
Adirondack researcher advocates for another sweet tree By Mike Lynch A Lake Placid scientist sees an untapped potential in a tree species that has traditionally been considered a nuisance by many foresters and maple syrup … [Read more...] about Seeing the potential in beech
Sweet success in Lyon Mountain
North Countryโs biggest syrup producer rebrands this small hamlet By Neal Burdick Those familiar with Lyon Mountainโs history associate the community with a certain โmโ word: mining. But the iron mines, once among the most productive in … [Read more...] about Sweet success in Lyon Mountain
Beech trees face uncertain future
Loss of tree could impact wildlife species By Mike Lynch In June, state workers marking boundary lines in Ferris Lake Wild Forest noticed something awry with the beech trees. The leaves were curled and falling to the ground. Beech … [Read more...] about Beech trees face uncertain future
The Adirondacks may lose more beech trees
Leaf disease is moving into the region By Mike Lynch Beech trees in the Adirondacks are facing a new threat: Beech leaf disease. First spotted in Ohio in 2012, the disease has spread throughout much of western New York, Long Island, … [Read more...] about The Adirondacks may lose more beech trees