Our recent paper is titled “Supercooling points of diapausing forest tent caterpillar (Lepidoptera: Lasiocampidae) eggs”
New research paper published in the Canadian Entomologist. What did we find? An insect’s ability to withstand freezing is dependent on where it came from (population source), and where it overwintered (we moved them around the Great Lakes states during winter).
Our latest paper: "Effects of winter temperatures, spring degree-day accumulation, and insect population source on phenological synchrony between forest tent... 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
What makes a good map? We make maps at Adirondack Research – and we research the best ways to make... read more
Here is a link to Ezra Schwartzberg's talk on the new Peacock Park Phenology Trail in Lake Placid that... read more
Adirondack Research's Ezra Schwartzberg was interviewed by the Poughkeepsie Journal about the new invasive species regulations in New York.... read more
Adirondack Research and Larry Master recognized for Intervale Lowlands Preserve Saranac Lake, N.Y. (November 17, 2015) - Adirondack Research, a... read more
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In March, Adirondack Research started six weeks of surveys in the Lake George area searching for hemlock woolly adelgid... 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
Friday January 30, 10:10 PM in Freer Auditorium at Paul Smith's College. All welcome. Title: Citizen science and collaborative approaches to... read more
