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.
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Barton Mines received an expansion permit from the Adirondack Park Agency, allowing it to operate another 66 years.
Adirondack Park could become more accessible for people with disabilities, but a proposal has some worried about wilderness.
Increasing accessible opportunities for people with disabilities is one of the proposed amendments to the state’s policy document governing the Adirondack Park forest preserve. But environmental groups are concerned with the state’s edits because they fear it could lead to the end of the park’s wilderness as we’ve known it for the last half-century.
In the Adirondack Park, scientists released parasitic wasps in a nationwide experiment using biological controls against emerald ash borer.
The Adirondack Park Agency authorized Barton Mines’ plan for expansion, which will allow the business to operate for another 66 years.
By: Gwendolyn Craig
NYCO Minerals wants the state to authorize a year-round, 24-hours-per-day underground work schedule that includes weekday blasting.
Emerald ash borer, considered one of the most devastating invasive pests in the United States, is spreading in the Adirondack Park. But a nationwide experiment using parasitic wasps to control the borer populations is underway, including in Warren County.
By: Gwendolyn Craig
NYCO Minerals, a subsidiary of Imerys, is seeking amendments to its state mining permits so it can blast and mine underground. The Adirondack Park Agency comment deadline has already passed, but the state Department of Environmental Conservation is still accepting comments.
By: Gwendolyn Craig
The APA is assessing about 1,200 comments on edits to the master plan covering state land in the Adirondack Park.
By: Gwendolyn Craig
Forest rangers [switched] from a rescue to a recovery mission in the search for missing 22-year-old hiker Leo DuFour from Canada, who set out to climb Allen Mountain in the High Peaks on Nov. 29.
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