Hochul signs bill for 9/11 death benefits to Adirondack officer’s widow
Legislation sponsored by Simpson, new environment committee ranker
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Legislation sponsored by Simpson, new environment committee ranker
By Mike Lynch
A key access point to one of the Adirondacks most popular paddling routes will be closed for next season and perhaps longer.
By Mike Lynch
After Friday’s storm, the snowpack now exceeds a foot in many places in the Adirondacks.
The Adirondack Mountain Reserve want to keep a pilot reservation system permanent, though the DEC said it was not ready to make a decision.
More forest rangers will be patrolling the Adirondack Park, following the graduation of 38 new recruits.
The APA and DEC have issued a draft five-year plan for public comment to upgrade the Sharp Bridge Public Campground and Day Use Area.
By Mike Lynch
The discovery of a gray wolf about 25 miles from the Adirondacks has galvanized wolf advocates in the park.
The Adirondack Explorer caught up with DEC Forester Bryan Ellis on carbon sequestration and the changing climate.
By Mike Lynch
Destructive zigzag sawfly found in St. Lawrence Co.
The Lake George Land Conservancy received one of four conservation easement grants from the state to protect Wiawaka Center forest.