Ease off the rake: Scientists suggest keeping fallen leaves where they land
Pollinators and the atmosphere benefit from an untouched yard.
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Adirondack groups hopeful for climate corps recruits
A new federal program plans to bolster the ‘green’ workforce like CCC of old.
Birds visit new areas or vanish from the Adirondacks
Bird surveys on Whiteface Mountain and also conifer swamps, open peatlands and open river corridors have documented changes in populations.
Funding questions come with electric school bus mandate
A full transition from diesel to electric school buses is expected by 2035.
Climate activist group seeks Adirondackers over 60
Now a chapter is coming to the North Country.
Can art encourage stewardship of North Country waters?
Artists combine science and aesthetics to showcase the voices of local waters.
Carbon offsets and the value of Adirondack trees
Companies and individuals benefit from carbon offset projects in the park, but some say the practice is deceptive.
The heart of Timbuctoo: Students explore connections between climate, social justice
Inaugural youth program culminates in trip to John Brown Farm
How wet was July? Record-breaking
For much of the Adirondacks, communities experienced record rainfalls in July.
Wildfires: Are Adirondack forests at risk of burning?
Wildfires and murky skies have the potential to become more severe in the Northeast and the Adirondacks