Adirondacks on a Higher Level
By Bob Leverett (with Monica Jakuc Leverett) Robert T. Leverett (Bob) is a co-founder
A2A Trail – A Pilgrimage for Nature
By David Miller The Algonquin to Adirondacks (A2A) region is a unique diverse bioregion
Rewilding Is Not an Exotic Idea
By Jon Leibowitz Featured Image: NWT Bridgewater Hollow Preserve in Vermont, an example
Forests: Repairing the Past, Defending the Future, by Chris Bolgiano
“The situation with privately owned forests is one of extremely fragmented
Defending the East’s Last Big Cat Population
Featured Image: Connie Bransilver, US Fish & Wildlife Service. Public domain By
Forest Forensics: Clues in the woods to historic crimes against nature, and the consequences today
Featured Image: Looking west from Big Schloss, George Washington National Forest,
Diverse team of ecologists help save the Box Creek Wilderness: a Southern Appalachian biological hotspot
Featured image: Box Creek Wild © Lloyd Raleigh By Christopher R. Wilson Beginning
Eagle Mountain Success – A century-old tradition continues in New York’s Adirondack Park to solve the ecological crises of today and give us hope.
By Jon Leibowitz, Executive Director, Northeast Wilderness Trust OLD FOREST With
Scouting locations for wildlife crossings in the Adirondacks, Part Two
Featured image: Bobcat © MasterImages By Kevin Webb In Part One, we covered wildlife
Exploring the role of wildlife crossings in the Adirondacks, Part One of Two
Featured image credit: MasterImages By Kevin Webb A mere three-hour drive from the