While Champlain Area Trails (CATS) mission is to "make trails and save land," another part of the mission is to "connect people to nature," which happens through CATS Outdoor Education Programs. Thanks to the Outreach Committee’s hard work, there is a great schedule of fun, … [Read more...] about Connecting People to Nature
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EPA Issues Lake Champlain Phosphorus Pollution Levels (WAMC)
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued the phosphorus pollution limits for the Vermont segments of Lake Champlain. WAMC’s North Country Bureau Chief Pat Bradley reports on what the limits mean for the lake.The EPA issued the final phosphorus Total Maximum Daily Load, … [Read more...] about EPA Issues Lake Champlain Phosphorus Pollution Levels (WAMC)
Drive with Caution: Timber Rattlesnake Crossing Lakeshore Road
This morning we return to the topic of Timber Rattlesnakes (Crotalus horridus) with Essex, NY's favorite wildway scout. John Davis, wildlife advocate, writer, naturalist, conservationist and athletic adventurer, has an uncanny knack for spotting wild … [Read more...] about Drive with Caution: Timber Rattlesnake Crossing Lakeshore Road
Explore the Adirondack Wildlife Refuge (Newyorkupstate.com)
The stop Adirondack Wildlife Refuge, 977 Springfield Road, Wilmington, NY What makes it special The Adirondack Wildlife Refuge has a varied collection of wildlife, including many that are viewable to the public. Its three wolves are the big draws for visitors, and co-owner … [Read more...] about Explore the Adirondack Wildlife Refuge (Newyorkupstate.com)
Have You Seen A Cougar In the Adirondacks? (Adirondack.net)
"Many of us gaze into the woods and wonder if anything is staring back. Most of the time, it's likely a tiny bird in a far off tree, but according to new reports, cougars still lurk within the Adirondack Park. Cougars, also known as mountain lions or the "ghost cat," are … [Read more...] about Have You Seen A Cougar In the Adirondacks? (Adirondack.net)