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The Adirondack Wildlife Refuge in Wilmington, New York is in danger of being shut down by the DEC. Here is how you can help keep the Ambassador Wolves home.

Check your New York garden this fall. You may have "Jumping Worms" and you need to get rid of them.

Alligator spotted roaming around this New York schoolyard.

What do you call a fish that can travel on land, breathe air and eats mammals? They are called 'Frankenfish' and they are in New York.

These Gypsy Moths need to be stopped! This is what you can do.

Fox attacks reported at local college in Capital Region.

Have you seen a moose this year? If you have, the New York Department of Environmental Conservation wants to hear about it.

An early deer season could start on the second Saturday of September in portions of New York.

Get ready to connect with nature with the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) throughout the Adirondacks and beyond. You will learn fun ways to enjoy the beauty of our area with "Outdoors Day". These outdoor recreation activities are usually held for only one day but this year not only will they take place on June 12th but they will also happen on various dates throughout the summer too.

There are moths that are not native to Western New York, and we could see a big boom of them soon. If you see them, here's what the DEC is asking you to do.

If you are planning a hike in the Adirondacks, some of your favorite trails may be closed due to dangerous conditions. Because of melting snow, rain runoff, and ice on higher elevation hikes, the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is warning hikers to be cautious and avoid trails above twenty-five hundred feet.

It's time to beautify your property and help the environment for a low cost on your landscaping. The annual spring tree and shrub seedling sale are happening now with the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC). There are more than fifty species available to buy from the Colonel William Fox Memorial Saratoga Tree Nursery.