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BLACK FLY SEASON
Sometimes eggs that are laid later in the season can overwinter to hatch early the following spring. Adults that emerge in May live 10-35 days, Palmer says. Black flies need clean, well-oxygenated water to survive, so a large black fly population in any given waterway can also indicate the stream is ecologically healthy. HISTORIC CLUB LANDS RETURNED TO NATURE In 2007, the Adirondack Nature Conservancy bought all 161,000 acres of the company’s lands. The state later bought 65,000 acres of Finch lands from the conservancy, including the Essex Chain lands. Mike Lynch is a multimedia reporter for the Adirondack Explorer. He can be reached at mike@adirondackexplorer.org. PETER "PETE" HORNBECK, ICONIC ADIRONDACK BOATBUILDER DIES By Tracy Ormsbee. Peter “Pete” Hornbeck, the schoolteacher turned iconic Adirondack boatbuilder whose canoes topped cars from Lake Placid to Florida, California and overseas, died Saturday of an apparent heart attack after a walk with his family on his property. BROADBAND ACCESS IMPROVING IN THE ADIRONDACKS The Adirondack region is the largest funding beneficiary in the program. Forty-five projects received $150 million of state funding. “It’s a game changer for the Adirondack Park,” said Nordhaus, who oversees the New NY Broadband Program. Most homes in the Tri-Lakes DAVID FADDEN RUNS THE SIX NATIONS INDIAN MUSEUM Ray also started the Six Nations Indian Museum in Onchiota, a seasonal museum (now in its sixty-third year) passed down to and run by Dave Fadden. Now, Fadden is the one continuing the stories he heard over a lifetime. He was shy as a teenager and young adult, but “got to the point I knew I was going to have to do it.”. ENVIRONMENT, COMMUNITIES AND OUTDOOR RECREATION IN THESECTIONSNEWSSPECIAL REPORTSMULTIMEDIANEWSLETTERSABOUT Early Season Enjoyment. Spring in the Adirondacks is a very fluid time of year. It can snow and be warm on the same day, parking lots can be full or empty, and one may be sucked dry of all blood or merely spotted with hundreds of bites from black flies. Each year, the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) asks hikers to stay on WHITNEY PROPERTY IN LONG LAKE TO BE SUBDIVIDED FOR SALE By Wendy Liberatore. Times Union. This story was originally published in the Times Union of Albany. LONG LAKE — With the plan to sell the 36,000-acre Whitney Adirondack estate faltering, owner John Hendrickson will now look to subdivide the property into 11 lots of about 3,200 acres each — with at least one lake per plot, he said. ADIRONDACK PADDLING GUIDEBOOK UPDATED Adirondack Paddling contains over 150 color photos of waterways, wildflowers, and birds. Each chapter also includes color maps, GPS coordinates, and a statistical overview of the trip. ADK published Adirondack Paddling in partnership with Brown’s Lost Pond Press. The price remains $24.95. SMARTER SUBDIVISIONS: THE FIGHT AGAINST SPRAWL The history . The long conversation around conservation design for the Adirondacks has been heated, never more so than back in 2012. At that time, the APA approved a controversial 719-unit subdivision in Tupper Lake called the Adirondack Club and Resort.Developers planned to build great camps, homes, a hotel, a restaurant, a spa and marina near the idled Big Tupper Ski Area. HIKING PERMIT SYSTEM SET FOR POPULAR ADIRONDACK TRAILS GATEWAY Hiking some iconic Adirondack High Peaks trails will require a reservation for people looking to head out across the Adirondack Mountain Reserve this summer, reserve owners and state conservation officials announced. Parking in AMR’s 70-spot lot near Keene Valley will require a reservation May 1 through Oct. 31.BLACK FLY SEASON
Sometimes eggs that are laid later in the season can overwinter to hatch early the following spring. Adults that emerge in May live 10-35 days, Palmer says. Black flies need clean, well-oxygenated water to survive, so a large black fly population in any given waterway can also indicate the stream is ecologically healthy. HISTORIC CLUB LANDS RETURNED TO NATURE In 2007, the Adirondack Nature Conservancy bought all 161,000 acres of the company’s lands. The state later bought 65,000 acres of Finch lands from the conservancy, including the Essex Chain lands. Mike Lynch is a multimedia reporter for the Adirondack Explorer. He can be reached at mike@adirondackexplorer.org. PETER "PETE" HORNBECK, ICONIC ADIRONDACK BOATBUILDER DIES By Tracy Ormsbee. Peter “Pete” Hornbeck, the schoolteacher turned iconic Adirondack boatbuilder whose canoes topped cars from Lake Placid to Florida, California and overseas, died Saturday of an apparent heart attack after a walk with his family on his property. BROADBAND ACCESS IMPROVING IN THE ADIRONDACKS The Adirondack region is the largest funding beneficiary in the program. Forty-five projects received $150 million of state funding. “It’s a game changer for the Adirondack Park,” said Nordhaus, who oversees the New NY Broadband Program. Most homes in the Tri-Lakes DAVID FADDEN RUNS THE SIX NATIONS INDIAN MUSEUM Ray also started the Six Nations Indian Museum in Onchiota, a seasonal museum (now in its sixty-third year) passed down to and run by Dave Fadden. Now, Fadden is the one continuing the stories he heard over a lifetime. He was shy as a teenager and young adult, but “got to the point I knew I was going to have to do it.”. FOLLOWING IN A HERMIT'S FOOTSTEPS 1 day ago · Fifty years ago, the last Department of Environmental Conservation truck rolled along the miles of wide gravel road from Coreys to the old ranger station at Shattuck Clearing. Now balsam and beech trees crowd into the roadbed and toads and red efts live in 100TH LEAN-TO "RESCUE" MOVES, RESTORES LAKE COLDEN SHELTER Campers heading into the High Peaks Wilderness intent on claiming a lean-to on the shores of Lake Colden this summer will arrive to a surprise. The shelter they seek has a new location away from the lake, and a new roof that should last decades. Last DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION GAINED NEEDED ATTENTION IN 2020 A conversation around race and diversity was elevated in the Adirondacks–and throughout the country–in 2020. The Adirondack Diversity Initiative, already well under way with the addition of a dynamic director Nicole Hylton-Patterson in 2019, mobilized a response to the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers in May. The Anti-racism Education and Mobilization included a list HINCKLEY RESERVOIR TO GAIN A NEW CAMPGROUND By Gwendolyn Craig. The Adirondack Park Agency gave the go-ahead to the state Department of Environmental Conservation on Friday for a new campground at the Hinckley Reservoir Day Use Area in the southwestern corner of the park.. The project will include building 150 campsites, new multi-use trails, nearly 3 miles of road, a new pavilion at Prices Point, a hand-carry boat launch and SEARCH AND RESCUE ARCHIVES Early Season Enjoyment. Spring in the Adirondacks is a very fluid time of year. It can snow and be warm on the same day, parking lots can be full or empty, and one may be sucked dry of all blood or merely spotted with hundreds of bites from black flies. Each year, the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) asks hikers to stay on BOAT INSPECTIONS MADE PERMANENT, THANKS TO NEW LAW In Old Forge, a fight over lake access The Town of Webb bans overnight boat docking, in an; Helicopter rescue at Bald Mountain Forest Rangers rescue hiker from Lake Mary Louise and more; Before “forever wild” Putnam photo collection from 1800s shows frontier lives and clear-cut 100th lean-to “rescue” moves, restores Some of the original shelters were placed directly on the ORDA OFFICE BUILDING GETS GREEN LIGHT FROM APA 21 hours ago · The Adirondack Park Agency signed off on a new office building for the Olympic Regional Development Authority to go up near the former Adirondack Medical Center in the town of North Elba. The board met virtually Thursday morning and approved the FORESTPORT RESIDENTS RALLY AGAINST GRANITE QUARRY PROPOSED A proposed pink granite quarry has residents in the White Lake region of the southern Adirondacks distraught. Public outcry began when property owner Devan Cornish posted in the Forestport NY Community Facebook group regarding a letter he received from the PADDLING A GENTLE RIVER Our plan was to paddle about ten miles along the north-flowing stream, putting in at a place called “first bridge” and taking out near an area called Shaker Place, because it was the site of a short-lived Shaker farm in the early 1800s. The name “first bridge” caused us a bit of confusion at the beginning of the day. SEWARD RANGE ARCHIVES Donate Now. Subscribe. MENU MENU ENVIRONMENT, COMMUNITIES AND OUTDOOR RECREATION IN THESECTIONSNEWSSPECIAL REPORTSMULTIMEDIANEWSLETTERSABOUT Early Season Enjoyment. Spring in the Adirondacks is a very fluid time of year. It can snow and be warm on the same day, parking lots can be full or empty, and one may be sucked dry of all blood or merely spotted with hundreds of bites from black flies. Each year, the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) asks hikers to stay on NEWS - ADIRONDACK EXPLORER The allure of wild iceJanuary 23, 20200One of the appealing parts of skating on newly formed black ice is that it makes a sci-fi laser sound as the skater glides overRead More Long Lake lures tourists with drone’s-eye viewJanuary 23, 20203“It’s absolutely vital to our survival to market the Adirondacks to tourism. The industries that ADIRONDACK PADDLING GUIDEBOOK UPDATED Adirondack Paddling contains over 150 color photos of waterways, wildflowers, and birds. Each chapter also includes color maps, GPS coordinates, and a statistical overview of the trip. ADK published Adirondack Paddling in partnership with Brown’s Lost Pond Press. The price remains $24.95. HIKING PERMIT SYSTEM SET FOR POPULAR ADIRONDACK TRAILS GATEWAY Hiking some iconic Adirondack High Peaks trails will require a reservation for people looking to head out across the Adirondack Mountain Reserve this summer, reserve owners and state conservation officials announced. Parking in AMR’s 70-spot lot near Keene Valley will require a reservation May 1 through Oct. 31.SUBSCRIPTION CENTER
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Sometimes eggs that are laid later in the season can overwinter to hatch early the following spring. Adults that emerge in May live 10-35 days, Palmer says. Black flies need clean, well-oxygenated water to survive, so a large black fly population in any given waterway can also indicate the stream is ecologically healthy. HISTORIC CLUB LANDS RETURNED TO NATURE In 2007, the Adirondack Nature Conservancy bought all 161,000 acres of the company’s lands. The state later bought 65,000 acres of Finch lands from the conservancy, including the Essex Chain lands. Mike Lynch is a multimedia reporter for the Adirondack Explorer. He can be reached at mike@adirondackexplorer.org. SURPLUS OF "MIDDLE-AGED" FORESTS AFFLICTS NORTHEASTERN In New York, at least, where two-thirds of the state is forested and most trees are what ecologists would call middle-aged, there’s precious little young forest for songbirds that need it for nesting or foraging. Some of these birds—especially the golden-winged warbler, a 4 ½-inch summer visitor—are in steep decline. BROADBAND ACCESS IMPROVING IN THE ADIRONDACKS The Adirondack region is the largest funding beneficiary in the program. Forty-five projects received $150 million of state funding. “It’s a game changer for the Adirondack Park,” said Nordhaus, who oversees the New NY Broadband Program. Most homes in the Tri-Lakes DAVID FADDEN RUNS THE SIX NATIONS INDIAN MUSEUMFADDEN S GENERAL STORE NHMIKE FADDENMIKE FADDEN ARAMARK SALARYRICHARD FADDEN Ray also started the Six Nations Indian Museum in Onchiota, a seasonal museum (now in its sixty-third year) passed down to and run by Dave Fadden. Now, Fadden is the one continuing the stories he heard over a lifetime. He was shy as a teenager and young adult, but “got to the point I knew I was going to have to do it.”. ENVIRONMENT, COMMUNITIES AND OUTDOOR RECREATION IN THESECTIONSNEWSSPECIAL REPORTSMULTIMEDIANEWSLETTERSABOUT Early Season Enjoyment. Spring in the Adirondacks is a very fluid time of year. It can snow and be warm on the same day, parking lots can be full or empty, and one may be sucked dry of all blood or merely spotted with hundreds of bites from black flies. Each year, the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) asks hikers to stay on NEWS - ADIRONDACK EXPLORER The allure of wild iceJanuary 23, 20200One of the appealing parts of skating on newly formed black ice is that it makes a sci-fi laser sound as the skater glides overRead More Long Lake lures tourists with drone’s-eye viewJanuary 23, 20203“It’s absolutely vital to our survival to market the Adirondacks to tourism. The industries that ADIRONDACK PADDLING GUIDEBOOK UPDATED Adirondack Paddling contains over 150 color photos of waterways, wildflowers, and birds. Each chapter also includes color maps, GPS coordinates, and a statistical overview of the trip. ADK published Adirondack Paddling in partnership with Brown’s Lost Pond Press. The price remains $24.95. HIKING PERMIT SYSTEM SET FOR POPULAR ADIRONDACK TRAILS GATEWAY Hiking some iconic Adirondack High Peaks trails will require a reservation for people looking to head out across the Adirondack Mountain Reserve this summer, reserve owners and state conservation officials announced. Parking in AMR’s 70-spot lot near Keene Valley will require a reservation May 1 through Oct. 31.SUBSCRIPTION CENTER
Print & App All-access pass. New Print Subscriber. Renew your print subscription. Order Back Issue. Digital. Adirondack Explorer App. Give a gift Explorer App. Maps. 90 Miler Map.BLACK FLY SEASON
Sometimes eggs that are laid later in the season can overwinter to hatch early the following spring. Adults that emerge in May live 10-35 days, Palmer says. Black flies need clean, well-oxygenated water to survive, so a large black fly population in any given waterway can also indicate the stream is ecologically healthy. HISTORIC CLUB LANDS RETURNED TO NATURE In 2007, the Adirondack Nature Conservancy bought all 161,000 acres of the company’s lands. The state later bought 65,000 acres of Finch lands from the conservancy, including the Essex Chain lands. Mike Lynch is a multimedia reporter for the Adirondack Explorer. He can be reached at mike@adirondackexplorer.org. SURPLUS OF "MIDDLE-AGED" FORESTS AFFLICTS NORTHEASTERN In New York, at least, where two-thirds of the state is forested and most trees are what ecologists would call middle-aged, there’s precious little young forest for songbirds that need it for nesting or foraging. Some of these birds—especially the golden-winged warbler, a 4 ½-inch summer visitor—are in steep decline. BROADBAND ACCESS IMPROVING IN THE ADIRONDACKS The Adirondack region is the largest funding beneficiary in the program. Forty-five projects received $150 million of state funding. “It’s a game changer for the Adirondack Park,” said Nordhaus, who oversees the New NY Broadband Program. Most homes in the Tri-Lakes DAVID FADDEN RUNS THE SIX NATIONS INDIAN MUSEUMFADDEN S GENERAL STORE NHMIKE FADDENMIKE FADDEN ARAMARK SALARYRICHARD FADDEN Ray also started the Six Nations Indian Museum in Onchiota, a seasonal museum (now in its sixty-third year) passed down to and run by Dave Fadden. Now, Fadden is the one continuing the stories he heard over a lifetime. He was shy as a teenager and young adult, but “got to the point I knew I was going to have to do it.”. CONTACT US - ADIRONDACK EXPLORER By mail: Adirondack Explorer 36 Church St. Saranac Lake, NY 12983 By phone: (518) 891-9352 or (888) 888-4970 By fax: (518) 891-9312 IN OLD FORGE, A FIGHT OVER LAKE ACCESS Shown here is the Pied Piper side of Old Forge Pond. At a recent meeting, the Webb Town Board voted to ban overnight boat/vessel docking at the popular Old Forge Lakefront boat dock, beginning on June 15, 2021, in order to prevent people from parking their boats long term. Some residents would likeMOVING A LEAN-TO
In Old Forge, a fight over lake access The Town of Webb bans overnight boat docking, in an; Riding the rails The Adirondack Rail Trail, while still under construction, is living; A new plan for the 36,000-acre Whitney property The widower of philanthropist Marylou Whitney said heneeds to;
100TH LEAN-TO "RESCUE" MOVES, RESTORES LAKE COLDEN SHELTER Campers heading into the High Peaks Wilderness intent on claiming a lean-to on the shores of Lake Colden this summer will arrive to a surprise. The shelter they seek has a new location away from the lake, and a new roof that should last decades. Last PUTNAM COLLECTION DOCUMENTS ADIRONDACK LIFE BEFORE A collection of photographs made between 1885 and 1887 and recently made available to the public through the digital archive at Union College capture a moment of transition in the Adirondacks. The photographer was the Rev. Osmond D. Putnam (1861-1926) who owned a HELICOPTER RESCUE AT BALD MOUNTAIN Recent NYS DEC Forest Ranger actions: Town of New Russia/Giant Mountain Wilderness Area Essex County Wilderness Rescue: On May 29 at 11 a.m., Essex County 911 advised DEC’s Ray Brook dispatch of a 41-year-old hiker from Port Henry with a possible ankle injury on Bald Mountain.Forest Ranger Bode conducted a phone interview and confirmed the injury was non-weight bearing. APA TO CONSIDER NEW ORDA OFFICE BUILDING ON FORMER 2 hours ago · The New York State Olympic Regional Development Authority is looking to build a new three-story office building near the former Lake Placid Hospital, which the Adirondack Park Agency will potentially vote on at its June 10 meeting. The project is also out for public comment through Wednesday, June 9 NY UNLEASHES PREDATOR BUGS TO EAT HEMLOCK PESTS 1 day ago · Nicholas Dietschler and Marshall Lefebvre were in a boat headed out to Lake George’s Paradise Bay, a cooler set between them. They were not out for a picnic. On this sunny, blustery May day, the pair of researchers from Cornell University’s New York State Hemlock Initiative were headed to the BRIEF BIO: JAIME PARSLOW Brief bio: Jaime Parslow Age: 34. Originally from: Ohio, N.Y. Residence: Piseco. Occupation: I work for Hamilton County Soil and Water as a conservation technician. I oversee the district’s lake monitoring program, among other things. Our lake monitoring program isquite unique.
ADIRONDACK: OF INDIANS AND MOUNTAINS Adirondack: Of Indians and Mountains. July 1, 2005. Purple Mountain Press. $39, hardcover, 247 pages. Let’s say you’re like me, and when you pick up a new book one of the first things you do is to prowl around in the index. Try that with Stephen Sulavik’s new volume Adirondack: Of Indians and Mountains, 1535-1838, co-published thisspring
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