Redefining tradition: The growing ranks of women who hunt
Meet some of the people changing the face of hunting
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Lake George Land Conservancy launches campaign to conserve 1,200 acres
By Mike Lynch
Project includes preserving 517 acres on Pilot Knob and around 700 acres in Bolton
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Braving snow and cold, student workers help maintain trails
By Tom French
The Student Conservation Association's winter trail work session is underway
Forever wild for everyone: Aaron Mair’s call for action
Environmental activist Aaron Mair reflects on past 3 years with Adirondack Council, career highlights and his next endeavor
NY’s 30×30 conservation push: Draft strategies unveiled for public comment
State draft plan shows New York needs to conserve three million more acres to meet 2030 goals
Schaefer family: Pioneers of conservation and adventure in the Adirondacks
The Schaefers’ multi-generational influence on the Adirondack Park
30-by-30: What counts as protected land?
New York state agencies working on draft plan for tallying acres toward conservation goal
Student volunteers build bridges to conservation careers
By Tom French
Student Conservation Association volunteers build literal bridges and pave the way to new career paths
Tales from an Adirondack Founding Father
By Tim Rowland
Peter Paine captivates Grange Hall audience with stories from a lifetime of conservation work
WCS To Study Attitudes Toward Conservation
By Phil Brown
If hikers enjoy the Forest Preserve, they’re more likely to support conservation, right? You would think so, but the Wildlife Conservation Society has received a grant to test that assumption. The WCS office in Saranac Lake will oversee the study, which will start next year. Following is a news release: (Saranac Lake, September 15, 2017)…