Purple loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) is an invasive species that originated in Europe, Asia, and Northern Africa but has been present in the Eastern United States since 1830. Currently, it is...
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 haven’t...
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...
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 New...
We are working with the Lake Placid Land Conservancy to implement their new strategic plan and expand their conservation efforts in the region. This includes engaging landowners within the Ausable River...
Adirondack Research and Larry Master recognized for Intervale Lowlands Preserve Saranac Lake, N.Y. (November 17, 2015) - Adirondack Research, a Saranac Lake-based ecological research firm, has been awarded one of seven...
At Adirondack Research, we use the most up to date data collection methods available. We often use smartphones for data collection and automatic data backups. Below, you can see, in...
Adirondack Research received funding from the Northern NY Audubon to create a phenology trail and support curricula for students in Lake Placid, NY. This project will provide an outdoor classroom...
Audrey Schwartzberg is a social scientist with Adirondack Research. She holds a Masters Degree in Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology from Penn State University. Audrey has worked on several projects, including the...
