Annual or cumulative progress indicators can be found on our project pages.
Members are the lifeblood of AdkAction, generating ideas, inspiration, passion, and financial support to make our projects possible. Members pay annual fees that keep our work going, and in return, receive the pride of taking action to improve the Adirondacks for future generations.
Twenty Adirondack Libraries Selected for AdkAction’s Library Buzz Program AdkAction is announcing two pollinator-focused programs in 2023. In late 2022, AdkAction invited libraries across the Adirondacks to apply to AdkAction
AdkAction projects range from expanding broadband access and addressing the housing crisis to protecting our water from road salt to community art festivals. While our projects are distinct, they do not operate in siloes. One example is the interplay between three projects associated with local food systems: our Adirondack Pollinator
By Katie Culpepper and John Culpepper, Compost for Good Team It’s that time of year again. Apple trees are blossoming and a crescendo of birdsong greets the sun each morning. For many of us, this is the sign that it’s
We have a vision to empower people in the Adirondacks – both seasonal and year-round – to create opportunities to help neighbors and leave the Adirondack Park better than we found it. Visit our press page to see the relevance and impact of our work in the region.
Sawyer joins AdkAction with significant experience and expertise in local food systems and access in rural communities, environmental justice, community engagement, land conservation, and working with organizations and communities across the Adirondack Park.
Kristina relocated to the Adirondacks after falling in love with the region’s natural beauty. She is passionate about environmental conservation, and believes that the Adirondack Park’s balance between nature and human communities is a situation that presents unique challenges and opportunities for both.
Steve has a BA in political science from the University of North Texas, and a Masters in International Affairs from Columbia University.
Jim holds an Engineering Degree with Honors from Princeton and earned his PhD from Yale in Organizational Behavior and Operations Research. For the past few years, Jim has worked with the Economic Development Committee of the Westport Chamber.
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