The Invasive Species Expo, New York’s premier conference on invasive species, returns to Saratoga Spa State Park this September! Join us Sept. 14-16 to connect with leading resource experts and … more

On Saturday, September 6, hundreds of New Yorkers will trade their hiking boots for work gloves as they converge on the Catskill and Adirondack Parks for a day devoted to trail clearing, litter … more

For more than two decades, the Catskill Mountain Club has led free, member-organized hikes, paddles and bike rides through the peaks and valleys of the Catskills. This September, the volunteer group … more

DOWNSVILLE -   Sidney’s girls varsity soccer team opened its season with a statement, defeating Liberty, 4-2, in the first round of the Flannery Soccer Tournament on Sept. 2. Sidney … more

WINDSOR - A well-placed penalty stroke in the second quarter proved the difference as Walton defeated Deposit/Hancock, 1-0, in the consolation round of the Windsor Tournament on Friday, Aug. 29. … more

Boys Varsity Golf (7 league matches) HTC                                         2-0   … more

On Saturday Aug. 30, three athletes from the Catskill Mountain Little League traveled with their families to Citi Field in Queens to compete in the MLB Pitch, Hit & Run Team Championships. … more

The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation announced that nearly 1,500 swimmers took advantage of free learn-to-swim lessons at New York State Parks this summer with 20 … more

The Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum (CFFCM) will sponsor its largest annual fundraiser Saturday, Sept. 27. Formerly known as Emerging Anglers, this year’s dinner/gala has been renamed … more

The New York-New Jersey Trail Conference Conservation Dogs Program (CDP) conducted winter pellet surveys for New England cottontails (NEC) at Fahnestock State Park in New York’s Hudson River … more

Have you seen or photographed a wild bird with a band, tag, or other marker? Please take a moment to report your observation online. This is the fastest, easiest, and most impactful way to report a … more

Fragments from lead bullets used for deer hunting can remain in field-dressed deer gut piles (or carcasses) and are easily consumed by a wide variety of scavengers, especially bald and golden eagles. … more