Photo: Town of Wilton Brine Storage Tanks, AdkAction Project Coordinator Kailey Maher AdkAction is continuing to expand efforts to reduce road salt pollution through its Clean Water Safe Roads Network,
By Sawyer Bailey, AdkAction Executive Director Between our staff members and me, a total of six different childcare centers and K-12 schools care for and educate our children, making our
How do you build public momentum around an issue most people barely notice? This Learning Blueprint explores how AdkAction transformed road salt pollution from a technical environmental challenge into a memorable public campaign that expanded from the Adirondacks to a statewide initiative. Learn strategies for simplifying complex issues, engaging communities, and creating the conditions for systems-level change.
Volunteers invited to help plant 5,500 native plants on June 20 What was once a closed landfill in the Town of Indian Lake is being reimagined as something entirely new:
For many of us in the Adirondacks, winter is behind us. Snow shovels are (mostly) put away, gardens are starting to take shape, and thoughts are turning to warmer days.
When a lakeside short-term rental in Essex became a year-round home, it offered more than just stability for one property owner. It opened the door for a local family to put down roots. This story highlights how small shifts in how we use existing housing can ease the Adirondacks’ housing crunch, strengthen communities, and create lasting connections between neighbors.