Forestport residents investigate options in efforts to block proposed quarry
Adirondack White Lake Association has hired an outside consultant to review application that's currently before the APA, DEC
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Update: Escaped bear returns to Wilmington refuge
Two bears from Adirondack Wildlife Refuge escaped on Thursday, according to the DEC.
Bill would require diversity training for state’s tourism workers
By Tim Rowland
would be extended to employees of ORDA, the Department of Environmental Conservation and state contractors who have immediate contact with the public.
Gypsy moth caterpillar invasion: ‘It’s a plague’
DEC fields reports from residents across Adirondacks about infestation of gypsy moth caterpillars
Trail work faces uncertain summer, as groups await guidance
Court’s ruling leaves towns and trail builders wondering how to proceed
Trail promise melts
By James Odato
Blocked snowmobile connectors leave locals feeling swindled
NY unleashes predator bugs to eat hemlock pests
The state is using all of its tools in the toolbox—or in this case, a cooler—to treat the trees on Lake George
Boat inspections begin as invasive species law awaits strengthening
A law preventing the spread of invasive species is about to sunset, but boat inspectors are still stationed for another summer.
DEC launches campaign to promote stewardship
By Mike Lynch
The goal of the "Love our New York Lands" campaign is to minimize user impacts to natural resources while helping users plan properly for outdoor experiences.
‘No data, no science’
APA and DEC announce they are bringing science to the table when it comes to monitoring the impacts of visitor use in the Adirondack Park.