Adirondacker switches gears on aid to Ukraine
By Kris Parker
Fundraising efforts going to buy needed medical equipment, amid dwindling support
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Timothy Barnett, first director of The Nature Conservancy, Adirondack Chapter, has died
By James Odato
Known for working with environmentalists, community leaders and land barons, Timothy Barnett conserved 500,000 acres in the Adirondacks.
Ask A Scientist: DEC Air Pollution Meteorologist Bob Gaza
Meet one of the scientists charged with monitoring air quality for the Adirondacks and surrounding regions
Brenda Valentine: the community advocate every town needs
One woman’s retirement has become over 15 years of dedication to Indian Lake
Like father, like son
Career at Kodak inspired Gardners' generational love of black and white photography
Adirondack skies missing Long Lake legend
By Times Union
Thomas Helms, a pilot, professor and fixture of life in the Adirondack Mountains, died last month at 76. His pontoon boats on Long Lake and in the skies above were a common site.
Adirondack trail work is in his DNA
By Mike Lynch
Tony Goodwin looks back on seven decades blazing literal trails throughout the park
Hummingbird research: Banding the tiniest of birds
By Mike Lynch
Ted Hicks, who is the Crown Point Bird Banding Station Coordindator, bands hummingbirds from May to August.
Meet a woman dedicated to helping turtles
Wildlife rehabilitator has shaped her life around patching shells of turtles who have been hit by cars or sustained other injuries
ASK A SCIENTIST: Invasive Species
DEC’s Bureau of Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health Research Scientist Jessica Cancelliere