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Adirondack Chronicles 2018.1: Independence Day!

- Adirondack Chronicles Return! Independence is the way of life for wild things in the forest....
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“Be A Nuisance Where It Counts”

- Every day is Earth Day... be a nuisance to insist on environmental justice for the future of our planet. And come see "River Blue" on Thursday at 6:30 pm in Social Hall to learn more about environmental justice!
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Adirondack Chronicles 2017.8: Lessons of the Wild Things

- Patience, discernment, listening, caution, opportunity --- the wild things are great teachers! And, most important, they teach us about the vital importance of environmental stewardship.
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Adirondack Chronicles 2017.7: Call of the Loons

- Waking up to the call of the loons is one of the best parts of the Adirondack experience.
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Adirondack Chronicles 2017.6: Mellow Yellow

- Summer is a time to show off the yellows in the Adirondacks... lift your mood by enjoying these bright wild things!
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Adirondack Chronicles 2017.5: Flora and Fungi

- The Forest Preserve is full of beautiful living organisms, even the toadstools... The forest environment is complex and essential for Planet Earth!
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Adirondack Chronicles 2017.4: Getting Your Goose On

- Geese can be charming... in their natural habitat! And why do the turtles keep crossing the roads?
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Adirondack Chronicles 2017.3: Into the Woods

- A handsome fox, a skittish kingfisher, an elegant heron... the wild things rule the forest!
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Adirondack Chronicles 2017.2: Interdependence

- Spending just a few days in the wilderness reminds us of the interdependence of all living things.
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Adirondack Chronicles 2017.1: Back to Forever Wild!

- Keeping a portion of this earth "forever wild" is an important part of our stewardship of God's creation. New York's Adirondacks reveal the beauty and wisdom of environmental care.
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