Adirondack Land Trust Welcomes Five Members to Next Generation Council
The Next Generation Council provides input on the land trust’s land and water conservation work and acts as ambassadors for the organization.
Adirondack Land Trust Board Adds Expertise in Ecology, Finance, Agriculture, and Land Use Planning
Four new volunteer members were elected to the Board of Directors.
A Gift Inspired by a Lifetime of Wonder
Polly Young’s photos of the Adirondacks could fill a gallery wall: A sun-dappled trail winding through a hemlock forest. >
Adirondack Land Trust Intern to Focus on Environmental Education
Theadora Duane is the Adirondack Land Trust's 2026 Intern for the Future of the Adirondacks
Protecting 2,390 Acres in the Champlain Valley
Drake Mountain is a key feature of the 2,390-acre property conserved by the Adirondack Land Trust.
Adirondack Land Trust Future Headquarters
Adirondack Land Trust to transform previously unoccupied building in Lake Placid into office space.
Adirondack Land Trust Summer Tour Celebrates Land Conservation
Summer Tour events in Newcomb and Stony Creek this July feature updates on recent accomplishments and emerging opportunities.
Adirondack Land Trust Partners with Local Libraries to Provide Free Birdwatching Kits
Birding for All backpacks are available in 14 libraries across five counties.
Two Forests, One Conservation Legacy
How Marty and Phyllis Korn transformed their reverence for nature into lasting conservation.
Adirondack Land Trust Welcomes New Office Administrator
Sam Duchaine adds operations expertise and local food systems experience.