AdkAction’s Volunteer Program is Growing
Summer is our busiest volunteer season at AdkAction, and 2024 is looking like it will be our busiest yet! At our recent native plant potting day, over 40 AdkAction Volunteers
Summer is our busiest volunteer season at AdkAction, and 2024 is looking like it will be our busiest yet! At our recent native plant potting day, over 40 AdkAction Volunteers
AdkAction is pleased to welcome three new members to our Board of Directors: Becky Northrup, Cammy Sheridan, and Jerry Delaney. Becky Northrup grew up in Pennsylvania and discovered the Adirondacks
AdkAction Press Release The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is the nation’s largest broadband affordability program currently helping 23 million households nationwide who are struggling to afford internet service needed for
Guest Author Mikala L’Hote, Graduate Research Assistant with the Adirondack Watershed Institute, shares answers to some of the commonly asked questions about road salt: What is road salt? Also known
Each year, Americans discard 120 billion pounds of food scraps. That’s 325 pounds per person, or about 40% of the total waste stream. Packed into landfills, these food scraps generate
The 6th annual Food Justice Summit for the Adirondacks will take place on Thursday February 29th at the Wild Center in Tupper Lake, NY. Individuals from all twelve counties of