Adirondack Land Trust Welcomes Old Forge Library to Birding for All Program
Launched in 2022, the grant-funded initiative has added binoculars and reference materials to circulating collections at seven libraries in the Adirondacks.
A River Driver’s Boots and the Next Steps for Adirondack Conservation
At a trailhead between Blue Mountain Lake and Indian Lake there was a pair of boots in a tree. A river driver’s caulked boots, tough leather with strong cleats in the soles—and the inspiration for this essay by Elizabeth Folwell.
Iconic Vista Conserved!
The Adirondack Land Trust today announced the purchase of 187 acres in the town of North Elba to protect one of the most iconic views in the Adirondacks.
Cobble Hill Trail Work Begins in Lake Placid
Professional trail builders break ground on a purpose-built path that improves access for hikers while protecting natural resources at this popular destination close to the village center.
Penn State Researchers Study Warblers at Glenview
Penn State researchers visit the Adirondack Land Trust's Harrietstown property to study Nashville warblers.
Adirondack Life and Adirondack Land Trust Announce ‘My Adirondacks’
Introducing a photography project for kids to capture, interpret, and share their experiences in nature.
Garlic Mustard Out, Wildflowers In
Volunteers join the Adirondack Land Trust to suppress garlic mustard at a Westport site known for spring wildflowers.
Glenview Planning Process Update
On March 28, evening sunshine lit the slopes of Saranac Lake’s Mount Pisgah Recreation Center as schoolkids on skis >
Adirondack Land Trust Invites Community Input on Preliminary Glenview Plan
The Adirondack Land trust is inviting community members to review preliminary designs for possible public access to its Glenview >
Adirondack Land Trust Welcomes New Staff
The Adirondack Land Trust welcomes to its staff Olivia Dwyer, communications specialist, and Joe Scrimenti, office administrator. Olivia Dwyer >