Gwendolyn Craig is a reporter for Adirondack Explorer, Times Union, and Adirondack Almanack, focusing on local news in the Adirondack region of New York. With a passion for environmental conservation and community issues, Gwendolyn covers topics ranging from land use and wildlife protection to legislative developments and recreational activities in the area.
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Gwendolyn's coverage primarily centers around local government and political developments in the Adirondack region of New York, with a particular emphasis on legal policy regulation. She has a specific focus on issues such as state violations, legislative agendas, and bond acts within the Adirondack Park area.
Given her concentration on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, she would likely be interested in sources who can provide insights into these areas or those directly affected by these policies. Additionally, experts familiar with sustainability initiatives or environmental conservation efforts related to the topics covered may also find success when reaching out to Gwendolyn.
As Gwendolyn focuses specifically on New York's Adirondack region, pitches should keep this geographic focus in mind when reaching out to her.
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By: Gwendolyn Craig
The Adirondack Park Agency on Thursday approved its ninth solar project permit in the Champlain Valley.
By: Gwendolyn Craig
Vermont regulators' denial of an herbicide permit to treat invasive milfoil in Lake Bomoseen raises questions on how similar applications should be handled in New York.
By: Gwendolyn Craig
County faces negative comments to proposed off-road vehicle trail network, with safety and environmental concerns taking center stage
By: Gwendolyn Craig
The Adirondack Park Agency is investigating possible wetlands violations on property leased by Word of Life Fellowship on Schroon Lake in Chester.
By: Gwendolyn Craig
Emerald ash borer, an invasive beetle that kills ash trees, was caught in a trap in mid-July in Essex County, state officials have confirmed.
By: Gwendolyn Craig
The DEC is investigating who dumped a bunch of 55-gallon rusty oil drums, one spilling tar, off of State Route 73 in Keene.
In early March, spring teased hikers at trailheads, but winter still reigned on Adirondack peaks. In three days, hikers on four of the state’s tallest mountai
By: Emily Russell Adirondack, Gwendolyn Craig
Sep 09, 2024 — Adirondack Forest Rangers respond to search and rescue incidents at all hours of the day, which means they can end up working a lot of overtime.
The state is requiring Indian Lake residents and business owners to remove their docks from a cove or face a violation.
By: Gwendolyn Craig
Nonprofits and APA board members provide feedback on planned changes to the plan governing protected state lands in the Adirondack Park.
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