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Clean, Drain, Dry.
Watercraft Inspection Stewards will be stationed at boat launches and wash stations throughout the Adirondack Park from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend. Check our locations to plan your boat wash or inspection today.
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Upper Saranac Platform
The Upper Saranac Lake Monitoring Platform gathers data on various parameters that impact lake health. Visit the platform's website to access real-time data.
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Support the HAB Lab!
We have recently launched a campaign to study and respond to harmful algal blooms in Adirondack lakes. We are seeking support from our friends like you to raise $225,000 this year to support the AWI’s HAB Lab.
AWI’s Mission is to protect clean water, conserve habitat and support the health and well-being of people in the Adirondacks through scientific inquiry, stewardship and real world experiences for students.
Blog Posts
Spring has finally sprung in the Adirondacks, and the air is once again filling with the sound of birdsong. While birds migrate back north and prepare their nests, we eagerly ready our boats and gear for another season out on the tranquil waters.
Biosphere reserves represent the intricate web of life on Earth, encompassing areas where diverse ecosystems thrive, including plant and animal life alongside human communities. Recognizing the importance of these regions, the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has designated numerous biosphere reserves worldwide, each contributing to the understanding of the delicate balance between nature and society.
Engaging in activities on lake ice can create lasting memories and provide immense enjoyment, turning into a rewarding experience when approached with safety as the top priority. Recognizing the importance of safeguarding yourself, your equipment, and others becomes increasingly crucial as our winters undergo transformative changes as a result of climate change.
Read about the history of some of the lakes we sample and Per Diem Research Technician Bobby Clark’s experiences of sampling for the Adirondack Long Term Monitoring Program. Part 3 of 3
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