Zachary Matson

It will now be up to the state Department of Environmental Conservation to decide whether to adopt recommendations in the long-awaited study of visitor use in the state park.

A trio of longstanding water infrastructure problems across the Adirondack Park are gradually moving toward solutions, though town leaders continue to call for more support from state officials.

Meeting the state's ambitious climate goals is less about climate change than it is about energy flows.

Sew a quilt. Sing a song. Write a poem. Perform a one-act play. Help fight climate change?

There's a place in the Richelieu River where a fish suspended in the water column can simultaneously be present in two states and two nations.

Fish and other species, of course, don’t recognize international borders, so neither can the biologists and lake managers working to prevent invasive species from spreading to new territory.

Six years after becoming the first community in the Adirondack Park to use the herbicide ProcellaCOR against invasive milfoil, Minerva Lake is looking to do it all over again.

Minerva Lake and Eagle Lake are seeking approval to use milfoil-killing herbicide — again.

From silvopasture to advanced nuclear reactors, ANCA's annual climate and energy conference tackles key challenges to decarbonizing the grid

The Adirondack Park Agency on Thursday approved its 14th and 15th permits for the use of the herbicide ProcellaCOR in Adirondack lakes, while board