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October 7, 2022  |  by: Justin Levine - Communications Associate
5 Things You Need to Know | September 2022 ADK Conservation News
Catch up on the latest in Adirondack conservation news and read about a proposed weapons testing range, a bill that would strip wildlife funding, and a new DEC plan to help fight invasive species.
October 3, 2022  |  by: David Miller - Clean Water Program Coordinator
Lake George Moves Toward Septic Inspection Program
Failing Septic Systems are a pollution problem throughout the Adirondack Park, and no place is this more evident than the waters and shores of Lake George. But the Lake George Park Commission is taking a giant step...
September 19, 2022  |  by: Blake Neumann - Adirondack Council Clean Water Advocate
Paddling the Adirondack Canoe Classic – Again!
As Labor Day came and went, thousands of visitors poured into and out of the Park to enjoy hiking, swimming, boating, paddling and perhaps a last ice cream of the season, as overnight lows now begin to dip into the 40s. For many local businesses and seasonal residents, this weekend signifies a time to close up shop for the summer. However, for a motivated few, the culmination of summer is yet to come.
September 9, 2022  |  by: Andrea Shipton - Clarence Petty Climate and Conservation Intern
The Critical Role of Writing in Environmental Activism: Reflections on the First Annual Kickass Writers Festival
Adirondack Council Climate and Conservation intern Andrea Shipton reflects on the Adirondack Center for Writing's Kickass Writer's Festival, held in Saranac Lake.
August 31, 2022  |  by: Justin Levine - Adirondack Council Communications Associate
5 Things You Need to Know | August 2022 ADK Conservation News
The latest Adirondack conservation news includes updates on the benefits of the Inflation Reduction Act, a great community event, and the needs of rural communities
August 16, 2022  |  by: Blake Neumann - Adirondack Council Clean Water Advocate
Creating Common Communication
This week we return with another prevention-focused blog exploring additional strategies the Adirondack Council is exploring and developing through its Clean Water work...
August 16, 2022  |  by: Andrea Shipton - Clarence Petty Climate and Conservation Intern
Council to DEC: Consider Rural Communities
Earlier this year, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation held a public comment and meeting period regarding the Draft Disadvantaged Communities Criteria (DAC). This criteria, which is being overseen...
August 15, 2022  |  by: Nicholle Gotham - Adirondack Council Assistant Director of Development
Behind the Loon: Meet Nicholle Gotham
Meet Nicholle Gotham, the Adirondack Council's new Assistant Director of Development!
August 9, 2022  |  by: Nick King - Forever Adirondacks Intern
Growing A Family Tradition
The third generation of Native Americans with family roots in the Adirondacks keeps tradition alive even as they grow and expand.
July 27, 2022  |  by: Justin Levine - Adirondack Council Communications Associate
5 Things You Need to Know | July 2022 ADK Conservation News
Catch up on the latest in Adirondack Conservation news including the APA's newest member, a faulty Supreme Court ruling, an insufficient agriculture bill, and more!

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