Living Lands: Bats in New York and White Noise Syndrome
Since the arrival of white-nose syndrome, many of NY’s bat populations have been devastated. NYSDEC Wildlife Mammalogist Ashley Meyer...
Since the arrival of white-nose syndrome, many of NY’s bat populations have been devastated. NYSDEC Wildlife Mammalogist Ashley Meyer...
Join us for a lecture that will provide a brief introduction into how to confidently identify several nutritious, wild-growing...
Joint presenters Margy Mannix, Town of Lake George Historian and Lake George Battlefield Park Alliance Trustee, and John DiNuzzo,...
Trout Unlimited and partners across the region are working with municipalities to prioritize and replace failing infrastructure to benefit...
Join AdkAction for a discussion on why road salt is an issue, history of the usage of road salt...
A Presented by David Kramer Wednesday, June 11, at 5:30p.m., researcher David Kramer will present “The Life History of...
Join Alan Hicks, retired endangered species biologist with DEC, as he meanders through his own experiences coupled with a...
Before the 20th century, no individual had a greater impact on Lake George than James Caldwell. An ambitious entrepreneur...
A Presented by Dr. William S. Brown Harmless or Venomous? Requested by one of our LGLC's supporter, come view...
July 15, 2026 Jeff Brozyna presents, Wardboro’s Land Conservation Story The hamlet of Wardboro was settled along Northwest Bay...
The Islands of Lake George: Exploring the History and Mysteries The Islands of Lake George, a new book by...
August 5 Ted Caldwell presents, 5 Hotels of the Narrows "Five Hotels of the Narrows" is a historical presentation...
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