Zachary Matson is an Environmental Reporter at the Explorer. He focuses on the myriad issues affecting water and its vital connections to people, plants, and wildlife within the Adirondack Park, while also covering themes related to agriculture, climate change, and natural resources. Zachary's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Daily Gazette, Yahoo News, and Times Union.
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Zachary Matson's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements and legal policy regulations within the Adirondacks, specifically covering topics related to environmental issues such as salt use reduction, harmful algal blooms, and dam safety. His articles often discuss local initiatives and their impact.
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Minerva Lake and Eagle Lake are seeking approval to use milfoil-killing herbicide — again.
By: Zachary Matson
From silvopasture to advanced nuclear reactors, ANCA's annual climate and energy conference tackles key challenges to decarbonizing the grid
By: Zachary Matson
The Adirondack Park Agency on Thursday approved its 14th and 15th permits for the use of the herbicide ProcellaCOR in Adirondack lakes, while board
By: Zachary Matson
SUNY ESF project seeks link between changing fish habitats, diets in state land brook trout ponds.
Five Falls Dam and reservoir. The Blue Lne lies in the upstream river channel. Photo by Tom French
By: Zachary Matson
Could New York state host the 2042 Winter Olympics? Gov. Kathy Hochul wants to talk about it more.
Tucked into a small niche beside a pair of towering boulders on the slope of Mount Marcy's summit cone, one of New York's rarest plants takes up a small slice of alpine soil.
By: Zachary Matson
The La Chute River's final stretch dumps an ambitious paddler a short drift across Lake Champlain to East Creek, a scenic Green State tributary.
By: Zachary Matson
A famously muddy section of the Northville–Placid Trail that passes by Mud Lake in the West Canada Lake Wilderness was moved to higher ground this
Boquet River Association marks 40th anniversary by highlighting success of restoration projects
