
How many hikers is too many?
By Mike Lynch
A new process for dealing with High Peaks visitor use was outlined in a public meeting in Saranac Lake Tuesday.
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By Mike Lynch
A new process for dealing with High Peaks visitor use was outlined in a public meeting in Saranac Lake Tuesday.
Terramor Outdoor Resort, a Maine glamping operation owned by Kampgrounds of America, is looking to open a location in the Adirondacks.
By Mike Lynch
Snow geese, mallards, loons, bald eagles, vultures and hawks are among the birds that have been impacted.
The state’s plan to close the only public beach at the southern end of the Great Sacandaga Lake outraged dozens of commenters.
An Oregon-based firm, which has helped various national parks with managing visitors, will help the state address visitation in the Adirondack Park’s High Peaks.
The union representative for forest rangers used his colleague’s death by suicide as an example of why lawmakers and Gov. Kathy Hochul should pass a 20-year retirement bill.
Adirondack groups want designated funding restored in the state budget. DEC Commissioner Basil Seggos provided input.
Funding is coming together for an Essex County trailhead for the new Adirondack Rail Trail, a 34-mile multi-use trail connecting the Lake Placid to Tupper Lake.
State agencies and John Brown Lives! are taking a close look at John Brown Farm and what its future could hold.
The DEC is seeking public comment on draft forest preserve work plans, a result of the state Court of Appeals tree decision.