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Saranac Lake, NY
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A big thanks to Assemblyman Billy Jones for championing this legislation that protects Adirondack communities.
Last year I joined @bettylittle, @danstec & Michelle Preston to introduce The Randy Preston Road Salt Reduction Act- the bill has now been signed into law! I am proud to have authored a bill to reduce road salt pollution & protect drinking water in the #AdkRegion. #cleanwater
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After initially finding HWA in NY, DEC, Cornell's NYS Hemlock Initiative, the ADK Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP), & Lake George Land Conservancy staff spent ~100 days surveying and delineating the infestation to prep for treatment. Check out this vid: on.ny.gov/35OZrlN
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Thanks @gwendolynnn1 (and Mark!) for continuing to spread the word on how to identify and report hemlock woolly adelgid infestations. This invasive is tiny and we can all play a role in saving our hemlocks.🔎
Hiking this weekend? Here’s a quick refresher from entomologist Mark Whitmore about how to look for hemlock woolly adelgid. Report any findings to nyimapinvasives.org.
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@ADKresearch DIR/OWNER EZRA SCHWARTZBERG says that working w/ Blue Line Insurance Agency helps him better manage his business. Visit bluelineagency.com, or call 518-523-4321 #bluelineInsuranceagency #independentagent #insuranceagent @ezraschwartzberg @saranaclakeadk #Iloveny
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DEC has partnered with @ADKResearch to survey the Mohawk River for #InvasiveSpecies. We’re dedicated to monitoring and protecting the waterways we all know and love. You can help us too—don’t forget to #CleanDrainDry your watercraft every time! #ProtectYourWaters
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Sunday Shout-Out to one of our local business partners, @EzraSchwartzberg @GreenGoatMaps @ADKresearch. Ezra’s team is helping us design a new map and trailhead display for our Coon Mountain Preserve. #AdirondackMade #BuyLocal #maps #kiosks
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Grateful to John Fadden, of the Six Nations Indian Museum, and Gabriella Gurney & Tia Thompson, of @ADKResearch, for helping us understand and acknowledge the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Kanienkehaka (Mohawk) people.
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#IntheField with @leavenotracecenter this weekend🌲They will be creating recommendations for action on recreation impacts after site visits and meetings with stakeholders.
Pictured: Looking at campsites on Lower Saranac Lake, learning about @Adkh2h, and hiking in to Marcy Dam.
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"The economic impacts are steep, as well: these species pose a threat to Lake Champlain’s highly popular bass fishing tournament, which brings thousands of tourists to the area and millions in tourism dollars annually." Read our invasive species update |bit.ly/2TyjjSx
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Way, way over 10000 students out in rain in Stockholm today. School striking for the climate! #FridayForFuture #SchoolsStrike4Climate
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Input Sought for Central Adirondacks Byway Project #ANCA #BlueMountainLake #HudsonRiver #NorthCreek adirondackalmanack.com/2019/…
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Consulting firm seeks input on Adirondack trail signage suncmty.news/Qz2lW9 #SunCmtyNews
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We are excited to have Julia on the team to lead the development of a long-range vision for what a successful #Adirondack Park will look like in 2050!
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Invasive species No. 1 environmental threat. Brendan Quirion, program director for the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program based in Keene Valley, said that some invasives could fundamentally alter the Adirondacks if introduced or left unchecked. ow.ly/7egd30n8qla
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It takes a village...or in the case of fighting invasive species, amazing partners. From our team to yours, thank you for a successful 2018!
See all our partners helping to #KeepInvasiveSpeciesOut here:
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@NYSDEC @NYSDOT @NYSAPA @ADKResearch @ADK_Watershed
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Great news for #Adirondack lakes and rivers - in 2018, no newly invaded lakes or ponds were discovered by early detection teams.
#KeepInvasiveSpeciesOut
@ADK_Watershed @ADKResearch
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Across New York, the country and the globe, the signs of climate change are everywhere, and it’s on us to pay attention. It’s not too late to take the necessary steps to preserve our planet, but our action has to be immediate.
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A New Season for the Essex Farm Institute at the Adirondack Council adirondackcouncil.org/page/b…
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Looks like an ant, walks like an ant and even waves its front legs in the air like a pair of ant antenna. But it also gives its spiderlings milk for 40 days after they hatch. nyti.ms/2E25JSB