Preparing for future storms: Adirondack town officials discuss emergency responses
By Mike Lynch
Storm damage from Hurricane Beryl highlights need for comprehensive response plans
Stories
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
Inside the Adirondack Fish Hatchery: A lifeline for Atlantic salmon, round whitefish
Adirondack Fish Hatchery plays vital role in species restoration
The future of hiking: How sustainable trails are changing the landscape
By Mike Lynch
Lessons learned from Tropical Storm Debby's impact on the Adirondacks
Empowering access: A push for inclusive outdoor experiences in the Adirondacks
Tracking the accessible outdoor recreation movement
Hochul speaks out against reduction in border crossings hours
By Times Union
Reduction in hours slated for January at 4 NY-Canada border crossings
Climbing Seventy Mountain, (close to Death)
By Tim Rowland
Close to Death is a shorter, easier hike up Seventy Mountain, a 2,200-foot eminence that’s part of the Jay Wilderness.
Photographing the northern lights
By Mike Lynch
Johnathan Esper has photographed the northern lights in Iceland and the Adirondacks. Here he offers advice on seeing and capturing them.
Governor’s veto of wildlife crossing bill disappoints Adirondack groups
By Mike Lynch
The bill would have required state agencies to create a priority list of 10 crossing site projects within two years.
Baby black bear’s rescue is just right
Author's family intervenes to help orphaned cub in Minerva