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 latest paper: "Effects of winter temperatures, spring degree-day accumulation, and insect population source on phenological synchrony between forest tent... 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
Our recent paper is titled "Supercooling points of diapausing forest tent caterpillar (Lepidoptera: Lasiocampidae) eggs" New research paper published in the... read more
Our most recent paper: "SIMULATED CLIMATE WARMING ALTERS PHENOLOGICAL SYNCHRONY BETWEEN AN OUTBREAK INSECT HERBIVORE AND HOST TREES" tests the... read more
Our latest paper is now out in the Journal of Chemical Ecology from our collaboration with the Hoover Lab... read more
Science trail proposed at National Sports Academy - AdirondackDailyEnterprise read more
Saranac Lake, N.Y. - Adirondack Research, LLC, a Saranac Lake-based ecological research firm, has been awarded a contract with... 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
Adirondack Research's presentation on the use of smartphone apps for climate change and biodiversity research in the Adirondacks for... read more
