Loons primarily live in the Adirondacks and a strong population of loons reflects the health of the ecosystems in which they inhabit.

Although legislation was passed 20 years ago that banned the sale of small lead fishing tackle in New York, the Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation continues to report Adirondack loons dying from ...

The Adirondack Interpretive Center (AIC) will celebrate its 10th anniversary under the leadership of the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) on Saturday, July 16 with an event ...

The Hochul administration introduced a rare concurrent resolution that would amend the "forever wild" clause of the state ...

GANSEVOORT — Common loons are the most striking creature of Adirondack Park lore. Its haunting, drawn-out wails are synonymous with the Park’s lakes. Black and white speckling and red dots resembling ...

Since the spring, residents around Loon Lake in Franklin County have watched roadwork machinery going in and out of the old golf course on the east side of the lake and logging equipment on the west ...

LOON LAKE — “Under the North Star,” an article on Willis Augustus Hodges, Blacksville, and John Brown, by Edward Blankman, a St. Lawrence University archivist and historian, appeared in Adirondack ...

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — A 10-year study of Adirondack loons shows mercury contamination can lead to population declines because birds with elevated mercury levels produce fewer chicks than those with low ...