ADK’s next 100 years
By Zachary Matson
February 7, 2022
Michael Barrett leads organization toward a diverse future
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Zachary Matson has been an environmental reporter for the Explorer since October 2021. He is focused on the many issues impacting water and the people, plants and wildlife that rely on it in the Adirondack Park. Zach worked at daily newspapers in Missouri, Arizona and New York for nearly a decade, most recently as the education reporter at the Daily Gazette in Schenectady. He lives in Saranac with his family.
By Zachary Matson
February 7, 2022
Michael Barrett leads organization toward a diverse future
By Zachary Matson
February 6, 2022
Trailblazers at Adirondack Mountain Club (ADK) helped shape the park and their work continues a century later.
By Zachary Matson
January 22, 2022
Jubin family to finish their final ski season
By Zachary Matson
January 13, 2022
Brittany Christenson plans to continue to serve on state road salt reduction task force
By Zachary Matson
January 7, 2022
Community sees results after years of salt-reduction tactics
By Zachary Matson
December 29, 2021
The endless fight against invasive species continued apace in 2021
By Zachary Matson
December 28, 2021
The system will convert wastewater into treated effluent that will prevent additional nitrates into the lake.
By Zachary Matson
December 21, 2021
It took almost the entire year, but the state’s Road Salt Reduction Task Force is finally in place - even if it missed its first deadline along the way.
By Zachary Matson
December 17, 2021
Overdue panel charged with preventing further pollution
By Zachary Matson
December 15, 2021
ADK, Wild Center, Historic Saranac Lake among 488 grants given statewide