On Wednesday, September 27, anyone driving north along Route 9W through Lake Katrine may have noticed a digital advertisement on...
Read moreWhite pine blight and a serial sapling-cutter loose on the Comeau property...
Read moreIt was announced last year that New York City was preparing to spend $49 million to build a sewage treatment...
Read moreThe Ashokan Watershed Stream Management Program is hosting the 2023 Ashokan Watershed Conference (AWC) on July 29 at the Bearsville...
Read moreWe live in one of the world’s safest places in terms of the personal dangers from climate change. Yet, as...
Read moreWhen a debate about environmental conservation two years ago showed some strong differences of opinion as to tactics, New Paltz...
Read moreThe last time this publication featured an in-depth profile of Manna Jo Greene, it was the year 2000.
Read moreCooperative Extension of Ulster County Master Gardeners’ are hosting a pollinator party in honor of National Pollinator Week on June...
Read moreThe volunteers working to install a solar system atop the old town landfill in New Paltz have faced numerous obstacles,...
Read moreThen the first angel sounded his trumpet, and hail and fire mixed with blood were hurled down upon the earth....
Read moreEvery generation, it seems, grapples with its own iteration of “worst current environmental catastrophe.”
Read moreAt last week’s ECO-Action Champion award ceremony local leaders were honored for their commitment to climate action. Pictured left to...
Read moreThe outgoing coordinator reflected on progress and offered recommendations for the future at the May 18 town council meeting.
Read moreIt is commonly accepted that we are living in the Anthropocene era — a geologic time period that began with...
Read moreVillage of Saugerties has earned an Eco Action award for joining a consortium to purchase energy cooperatively, probably saving money...
Read moreThe Woodstock Tree Committee and friends recently planted two Arbor Day trees at 1 Overlook Drive in Bearsville.
Read moreA report on the conditions at the former Hurley landfill has led to questions in the town about possible pollution of...
Read moreJust ahead of Earth Day, on April 20, New Paltz town council members approved the second annual “no-mow May” resolution,...
Read moreA number of people displaying signs reading “Shady is Not a Dump” and other slogans gathered on Woodstock’s village green Sunday...
Read moreThe use of the harvester began in 2019, when Zdanek Ulman (also known as “Z”) harvested a section of the...
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