
New leadership coming to Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation
Founder shifts to science role as organization welcomes new director
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By Mike Lynch
The structures can protect nests from rising waters and human disturbances.
Founder shifts to science role as organization welcomes new director
By Cayte Bosler
Missed migration cues cause some birds to get stuck
How the Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation keeps tabs on the Adirondacks' loon population and conducts rescues across the 6 million acre park.
“There’s definitely comfort in numbers,” said Peggie Allen, of Troy. “It takes a lot to be the only person of color.”
Nearly $800,000 in settlement money from a 2003 oil spill is going to the Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation.