Teaching climate change, minus the dread
By Izania Gonzalez
January 15, 2023
The Summer Institute for Climate Change Education in Lake Placid taught youth the tools they need to make change happen.
Izania Gonzalez
A New York native, Izania has her bachelor's degree from RPI in sustainability studies and is currently a student at CUNY's Craig Noonmark Graduate School of Journalism, where she's focusing on engagement journalism.
Brenda Valentine: the community advocate every town needs
By Izania Gonzalez
August 13, 2022
One woman’s retirement has become over 15 years of dedication to Indian Lake
Moderating short-term rentals
By Izania Gonzalez
August 12, 2022
How other regions can serve as models for Adirondack communities
Fighting food insecurity with CSA shares
By Izania Gonzalez
August 8, 2022
AdkAction invests in food programs
Local food access slow to reach full potential
By Izania Gonzalez
August 8, 2022
Farmers markets gain ground in offering SNAP access, but participation rate remains low
Inside a turtle hospital
By Izania Gonzalez
July 6, 2022
Most of Philp’s property in Schroon Lake is dedicated to her rehabilitation mission. An enclosed shelter made from a carport greets visitors in her front yard. The structure is called “Turtle Hall” and houses some of the reptiles when the weather is warm. Next to it, a large renovated school bus contains several turtles recovering…
Bus shelters get a green makeover in Franklin County
By Izania Gonzalez
July 4, 2022
Three installed so far, with hopes for more to come