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Risso’s Dolphin Stranded on Long Island Dies
Back on Friday, February 14th, NYS Environmental Conservation Officers (ECOs) Holliday, McGhee, Seabury, and Simmons responded to reports of a…
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Species Spotlight: Bowfin – New York Almanack
Bowfin (Amia calva), also known as Dogfish or Mudfish are often confused with the predatory, invasive fish species, northern snakehead…
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Saratoga 250th Symposium & Henry Knox Trail Tour Set for May
As the nation prepares for the Semiquincentennial (250th Anniversary) of the American Revolution, the Saratoga region — home to one…
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Corn Hill: Rochester’s Heartbeat of History, Culture, and Diversity
Corn Hill’s name is wrapped in mystery, but its spirit is undeniable. While no one knows for sure how it…
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The Hudson River Overslaugh & The Old Anchorage
Powerful Hudson River currents have always changed the river, leaving shifting sand bars, shoals and shallow areas and even islands…
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2025 Six to Celebrate Historic Preservation Awardees Named
The Historic Districts Council (HDC) has announced its Six to Celebrate annual listing of historic New York City neighborhoods that…
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Canadian Visits to United States Decline by 23 Percent
New data form Statistics Canada shows Canadians are avoiding trips to the United States amid tariffs and threats by President…
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Burn Ban in Effect March 16 through May 14
The annual burn ban takes effect on March 16th through May 14th. Open burning is the single greatest cause of…
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Tree Cavities: Prime Real Estate for Wildlife
Tree cavities are a precious commodity for wildlife. It has been estimated that about one-fourth of northeastern forest wildlife species…
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NYC Mayoral Candidates Preservation & Development Forum Planned
Several historic preservation organizations from across New York City are hosting a forum via Zoom with Mayoral candidates on Monday,…
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