Critter Crossings
The Nature Conservancy and the New York State Department of Transportation are teaming up on a new pilot program that hopes to protect wildlife in the Adirondac... More
Mountain Lake Journal
Mountain Lake Journal is the weekly flagship program produced and hosted by Thom Hallock.
Bonus Interview with Alissa Rafferty
Watch our bonus clip with Alissa Rafferty on other TNC projects to connect and protect habitats of wildlife in Adirondacks.... More
Northbound and Around: Scuba in Lake Champlain
While many of us think of a trip to the lake as a chance to get some sun, catch a fish or just admire the view our reporter Kevin discovers more is going on below the surface of the lake. Taking his first ever scuba diving lesson, he finds a whole n... More
Harpists aim to change your mind about their instrument
"Pentacle," composed for two harps in the 1920s by Carlos Salzedo, is not only a challenging piece for the harp duo Lilac 94 to play, but it also challenges aud... More
September 1st on Mountain Lake Journal
On this week's Mountain Lake Journal hikers and campers heading into the Adirondacks this Labor Day Weekend are being warned to keep an eye out for bears. There... More
Invaders Threaten Adirondacks
There have been a couple of close calls this summer with invasive species in the Adirondack Park. Lake Stewards intercepted an incredibly aggressive aquatic plant, called Hydrilla, at a boat launch on Upper Saranac Lake. Local leaders, lake associati... More
Invasive Insect Threatens Adirondack Forests
Also this week crews with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program have been surveying hemlock... More
Solar Eclipse
Our Jack LaDuke joins hundreds who came to the Adirondacks to witness the spectacular solar eclipse this week. Learn more about the Adirondack Public Observator... More
Adirondack Invaders – Bonus Interview with Brendan Quirion
Brendan Quirion also talks about a new study he has authored on tackling another invasive plant that has become a common sight along highways in the Adirodacks, Phragmites. The study suggests that it is possible to control Phragmites if the infestati... More
Coming This Friday on MLJ 8/25
Two close calls this summer have prompted new calls for state and federal lawmakers to do more to help protect the Adirondacks from invasive species. The discov... More