In May, 2014, Adirondack Research and Consulting changed its name to “Adirondack Research“. This was in a move to simplify for marketing and branding purposes. Our focus is the same, but our name demonstrates our commitment to a wide range of research activities focused on invasive species, climate change, land management, and entomology.
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Our most recent paper: "SIMULATED CLIMATE WARMING ALTERS PHENOLOGICAL SYNCHRONY BETWEEN AN OUTBREAK INSECT HERBIVORE AND HOST TREES" tests the... read more
Please check out the species regulations Adirondack Research helped to inform. We are responsible for the assessments on all... read more
Article published in Adirondack Daily Enterprise on January 10th, 2017.Chris Knight, Senior Staff Writer Aiding reforestation in Lebanon Adirondack researcher helps environmental... read more
By Maja Cannavo We have a new project in the works: a mountain bike map design! Here at Green Goat Maps, we’re... read more
Here is a link to Ezra Schwartzberg's talk on the new Peacock Park Phenology Trail in Lake Placid that... read more
What exactly is citizen science? The Eastern-Tailed Blue. One of the many species logged during the ATBI BioBlitz (Photo Credit:... read more
Happy New Year and thank you for your support in 2014! This past year was a big year for... read more
Adirondack Research's Ezra Schwartzberg was interviewed by the Poughkeepsie Journal about the new invasive species regulations in New York.... read more
The Adirondacks is filled with different types of ground-nesting birds: nightjars, loons, bobolinks, robins, Wilson’s warblers, meadowlarks, harriers, and... read more
The invaders of New York State Christopher Hart Did you know New York has one of the highest densities of invasive... read more
