What do we do with Data?
At Adirondack Research, we have a tagline that explains almost all of the work we do. That tagline is “We use science to inform decisions”. What’s interesting is that...
08Mar
12Dec
The Makings of a Mountain Biking Map
By Maja Cannavo We have a new project in the works: a mountain bike map design! Here at Green Goat Maps, we’re creating a new map design dedicated specifically to mountain biking! We...
30Nov
The invaders of New York State
The invaders of New York State Christopher Hart Did you know New York has one of the highest densities of invasive species of any state in the United States? And, did...
28Nov
What makes a good map
What makes a good map? We make maps at Adirondack Research – and we research the best ways to make them. So how do we determine what makes a map...
09Aug
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07Apr
Calculating the Hidden Costs of Road Salt
We know that road salt causes corrosion to our vehicles, bridges, and more—but we don’t know to what extent. In partnership with ADK Action, Adirondack Research is investigating the...
07Apr
Guiding New York State’s Classification of Boreas Ponds
The Boreas Ponds Tract—over 20,000 acres of pristine wetlands, forests and mountains adjacent to the Adirondack high peaks—is now open to the public for the first time in more...
05Apr
Solving Social Challenges
Adirondack Research is dedicated to supporting science-backed solutions to social problems large and small. Partnering with the Adirondack Foundation, we assessed the opportunities for education support of children between...
05Apr
Advising on Invasive Species in New York State
Invasive plants and animals pose a risk to ecosystem and human health, and often cause economic harm as well. Adirondack Research has conducted assessments of non-native plants for the...