Dutcher Community Room Saratoga Springs Public Library 49 Henry Street Saratoga Springs NY12866 [ Program ]
Wed, Nov 20, 2024, 7:00 pm, Rating: NR
Leader: Anne Paolano
518-744-6359
- Seneca Ray Stoddard's Saratoga Connection A presentation by Dr Dan Way, retired primary care physician at HHHN. What do you know about Seneca ray Stoddard? Starting from humble beginnings, he grew to become a reknowned photographer, artist, author, explorer, surveyor, cartographer, traveller, inventor and Adirondack environmentalist. Join Dan Way, a native of Glens Falls as he discusses the remarkable life and impact of Seneca Ray Stoddard.
- Approximately 4 miles of hiking. Little elevation change. Dress for cold weather. Meeting place is at the visitors parking lot off Route 32, Stillwater. Happy Thanksgiving from Rich.
Annual Pot Luck and Executive Committee [ Meeting ]
Wed, Dec 4, 2024, 7:00 pm, Rating: NR
Leader: Kim Brown
908-305-8357
- Members welcome for annual pot luck! In Person at Saratoga Public Library in the Glassy Room. - pot luck at 6pm and meeting at 7pm. All chapter members are welcome at the meeting. Please email chapterchair@adk-gfs.org if you would like to attend.
Southern Adirondacks/ Lake George Region [ Hike/Snowshoe ]
Sat, Dec 7, 2024, time TBD, Rating: B
Leader: Kim Brown
908-305-8357
- What's Up Saturday? Geared for those new to hiking and those coming back to the outdoors! Pace will be slow to moderate with distance between 4-8 miles. Hikes will be primarily in the Lake George/ Southern Adirondack Region. Let me know if you want to be on my email list and I'll share what we are doing and where to meet. (I have extra traction spikes and snowshoes if you do not have any)
- Meet at the main parking lot across the road from the flag pole, off Scout Road. Dress for cold weather and rain. Around three miles of hiking with little elevation change. Bring microspikes in case of ice. EEKS! Merry Christmas to all from Rich.
Sat, Dec 14, 2024, time TBD, Rating: NR
Leader: Kim Brown
908-305-8357
- This will be an informal get together for people who are new or not totally comfortable with winter hiking or snowshoeing. We will talk about how to prepare, what to bring & wear etc. It will take place mostly inside and hopefully move outside to practice some of what we learned. I expect indoor portion to be about 2 hours. Outdoor approx 1-2 hrs. Location to be determined by number of folks who sign up. Please email me if you think you might be interested in attending.
First Day of Winter High Peak [ Hike/Snowshoe ]
Sat, Dec 21, 2024, time TBD, Rating: A+
Leader: Jen Ferriss
000-000-0000
- The destination and meet up time will be determined as we get closer to mid-December. It will be a great day to reacquaint oneself with your winter gear while getting up into the high peaks. Space is limited.
Southern Adirondacks / Lake George Region [ Hike/Snowshoe ]
Sat, Jan 4, 2025, time TBD, Rating: B
Leader: Kim Brown
908-305-8357
- What's Up Saturday? Geared for those new to hiking and those coming back to the outdoors! Pace will be slow to moderate with distance between 4-8 miles. Hikes will be primarily in the Lake George/ Southern Adirondack Region. Let me know if you want to be on my email list and I'll share what we are doing and where to meet. (I have extra traction spikes and snowshoes if you do not have any)
Crandall Public Library Community Room 251 Glen Street Glens Falls NY 12801 [ Program ]
Wed, Jan 22, 2025, 7:00 pm, Rating: NR
Leader: Anne Paolano
518-744-6359
- The Moose is Back, Dave Kramer Research Scientist SUNY ESF Roosevelt Wildlife Station. Dave received degrees from Delaware Valley University in 2009 and from Texas Tech in 2012. Since 2016, Dave has been a research scientist with the SUNY ESF Roosevelt Wildlife Station and provides consultation and research support for moose, deer, bear, turkey and forbearers for NYSDEC. Moose have long been present in the State of New York. Historical records suggest that moose were present north of the Mohawk River as far back as the Pleistocene. Due to unfettered forest harvest and market hunting , moose were deemed extirpated from the landscape by as early as 1861. During this time, moose were also extirpated from neighboring Vermont, but populations persisted elsewhere in North America. It wasn't until the mid 1980's that moose began to take up residence in New York again. Over the next 4 decades moose have slowly repopulated the Adirondacks. Come and join our friends from the Southern Adirondack Audubon Society for a joint program and hear the latest information from Dave Kramer accompanied by photographs.
Charles R Wood Theater Glen Street Glens Falls NY 12801 [ Program ]
Fri, Jan 31, 2025, 7:00 pm, Rating: NR
Leader: Mo Coutant
518-708-0096
- Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour See chapter website as more details become available.
Charles R Wood Theater 207 Glen Street Glens Falls NY 12801 [ Program ]
Sat, Feb 1, 2025, 7:00 pm, Rating: NR
Leader: Mo Coutant
518-708-0096
- BANFF Mountain Film Festival World Tour See Chapter Website for more details as they become available.
Charles R Wood Theater 207 Glen Street Glens Falls NY 12801 [ Program ]
Sun, Feb 2, 2025, 7:00 pm, Rating: NR
Leader: Mo Coutant
518-708-0096
- BANFF Mountain Film Festival World Tour See chapter website for more details as they become available.
Southern Adirondacks / Lake George Region [ Hike/Snowshoe ]
Sat, Feb 8, 2025, time TBD, Rating: B
Leader: Kim Brown
908-305-8357
- What's Up Saturday? Geared for those new to hiking and those coming back to the outdoors! Pace will be slow to moderate with distance between 4-8 miles. Hikes will be primarily in the Lake George/ Southern Adirondack Region. Let me know if you want to be on my email list and I'll share what we are doing and where to meet. (I have extra traction spikes and snowshoes if you do not have any)
Saratoga Springs Public Library Dutcher Room 49 Henry St NY 12866 [ Program ]
Wed, Mar 19, 2025, 7:00 pm, Rating: NR
Leader: Anne Paolano
518-744-6359
- Exploring Iceland with Lenore and Jack Reber. Iceland has volcanoes, glaciers, waterfalls, birdlife and interesting customs and buildings. Join us for pictures and stories from our July 2013 and June 2016 trips to one of our favorite countries. Lenore and Jack are long time ADK-GFS members. They have presented many outstanding programs for us and always have amazing photos.
Crandall Library Community Room 251 Glen St Glens Falls NY 12801 [ Program ]
Wed, Apr 23, 2025, 7:00 pm, Rating: NR
Leader: Anne Paolano
518-744-6359
- William S Brown PhD Timber Rattlesnakes: How They Live and What They Do. Bill will summarize the basic biology of Timber Rattlesnakes and focus on some of the research questions that are useful for evaluating its conservation status. He will frame this perspective toward outdoor enthusiasts and naturalists who may encounter a rattlesnake in the wild. In New York, Timber Rattlesnakes are distributed in two dozen counties. Many populations were extirpated or depleted throughout the state over the past two centuries. The species was listed as "threatened" in 1983 and has been fully protected by New York State law for the past 40 years. Please join our friends from the Southern Adirondack Audubon Society for a joint program at Crandall Public Library.