Traditional Icelandic lopapeysa sweater depicting the ice record for Mirror Lake in Lake Placid, NY.

This scarf is a representation of the threat to ice fishing resulting from climate change.

Embroidered representation of the threat of Eurasian watermilfoil on native aquatic plants.

This bag is a representation of the frequency of reported HABs in Adirondack lakes between 2012 and 2020.

Sweater recording the Nordic skating trips taken on Lake Champlain by Dan Spada, 2015-2022.

Needle felted representation of the aquatic invasive European frogbit.

Wet felted representation of water and rocks in a stream.

Beaded earrings representing observations of boreal chickadee in Adirondack peatlands 2007 – 2016.

This piece is a representation of beach closures on Lake Champlain from 2018-2020, as reported in the 2021 State of the Lake report.

Crochet dress representing global temperature anomalies from 1880 to present time.

Interactive representation of boats (in pockets) and Eurasian watermilfoil confirmed in 1 of 4 surveyed Adirondack lakes.

Weaving of long-term bird records from Willsboro, NY.

Bird wing shawl depicting increasing number of locations in which sandhill crane has been reported in the Adirondacks.

Melting ice palace meant to represent the threat of warming winters on the Saranac Lake winter carnival ice palace.

Native and non-native aquatic plant survey data for Taylor Pond represented in surface crochet.

QR code for the Wool and Water project website, made of yarn.

Transparency trends for 8 lakes in Hamilton County, 1993 – 2014; created by area high school students at the Adirondack Youth Climate Summit.

Tempestries representing maximum daily temperatures in Lake Placid, NY for 1929, 1956, and 1985.

These pieces illustrate the processes of lake stratification and mixing.

Tempestries representing maximum daily temperatures in Long Lake, NY for 1983 and 2020.