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A Colonial Spade and Old Fort George Preservation History
In the summer of 1919, groundskeepers at old Fort George at the south end of Lake George discovered what was…
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Old Fort Niagara’s 300th Anniversary History Symposium
Registration is now open for Old Fort Niagara’s 300th anniversary history symposium: “Politics, Trade and Diplomacy on the New York…
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Pollinator Conservation Grants for Disadvantaged Communities
A New York Natural Heritage Program survey from 2017 to 2021 found that at least 40 percent – and as…
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Shawangunk Ridge Viewshed, Wetlands Protected
The Open Space Institute (OSI) has planned for the protection of 175 acres of marsh and forest land, including wetland…
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The Lengthening Days of Spring
Light in the evening brings the first sign of spring’s arrival. Before the snow has fully melted or any scraps…
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Annual Big East Outdoor Sports Show This Weekend
The Big East Outdoor Sports Show is happening this weekend, March 21st and 22nd, indoors at Accelerate Sports Complex, 5241…
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Rangers Recover Body, Locate Missing 10-Year-Old, Rescue Hikers
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Forest Rangers respond to search and rescue incidents throughout New York State locating…
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New York State Approves Historic K–12 Climate Education Requirement
The New York State Board of Regents has approved a new statewide requirement to integrate climate education across K–12 classrooms.…
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Sap to Syrup: Inside Adirondack Maple Season
For generations, maple sugaring has been a defining seasonal ritual across New York State, particularly in the Adirondacks, where families…
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The Road North: From Native Networks to the Champlain Canal
Where the Hoosic and Mohawk rivers meet the Hudson River was a major Indigenous crossroads. Three major native pathways came…
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