Adirondack Research’s presentation on the use of smartphone apps for climate change and biodiversity research in the Adirondacks for the Adirondack Research Consortium Annual Conference in Lake Placid. If you did not attend, you can view the presentation as a PDF below. Click on image.
The invaders of New York State Christopher Hart Did you know New York has one of the highest densities of invasive species... read more
Here is a link to Ezra Schwartzberg's talk on the new Peacock Park Phenology Trail in Lake Placid that was... read more
Our most recent paper is now published in Global Change Biology. Click here to read more: Jaimison et al... read more
Adirondack Research's Ezra Schwartzberg was interviewed by the Poughkeepsie Journal about the new invasive species regulations in New York. Species... read more
What exactly is citizen science? The Eastern-Tailed Blue. One of the many species logged during the ATBI BioBlitz (Photo Credit: John... read more
The Hidden Costs of Road Salt What you don’t know can hurt you. Everyone wants to be as safe as possible when... read more
Saranac Lake, N.Y. - Adirondack Research, LLC, a Saranac Lake-based ecological research firm, has been awarded a contract with the... read more
A great article on how important Citizen Science is. Written by Erinn Pollock, a student of Paul Smith's College. http://www.paulsmiths.edu/apollos/featurestory/citscience read more
The Adirondacks is filled with different types of ground-nesting birds: nightjars, loons, bobolinks, robins, Wilson’s warblers, meadowlarks, harriers, and killdeer,... read more
