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Paul Smith's, The College of the Adirondacks is set in the Adirondacks on the shores of Lower St. Regis Lake. Programs include Biology; Business; Culinary Arts and Service Management; Natural Resources; Recreation, Adventure Travel and Ecotourism, Fish and Wildlife Technology; Forest Recreation or Forest Technician; Liberal Arts; Ecology and Environment Technology; Hotel and Restaurant Management; Outdoor Recreation; Surveying; or Urban Tree Management.
Paul Smith's College is a founding member of NCPR's Adirondack News Fund, and hosts our Adirondack News Bureau.
NCPR's long-running series on the natural world, Natural Selections, is co-hosted by Paul Smith's College biologist, Dr. Curt Stager.
Both Adirondack Interpretive Centers to go
Jan 20, 2010 — The Adirondack Park Agency's Visitor Interpretive Centers in Paul Smiths and Newcomb would be closed under Gov. David Paterson's proposed 2010-11 budget.
The proposal says closing the two facilities will save the state $129,000 in the next fiscal year and $583,000 each year thereafter.
The VICs provide environmental education programs to school children and adults, and offer miles of trails for hikers, skiers and snowshoers.
As Chris Knight reports, supporters are shaking their heads. Go to full article
The proposal says closing the two facilities will save the state $129,000 in the next fiscal year and $583,000 each year thereafter.
The VICs provide environmental education programs to school children and adults, and offer miles of trails for hikers, skiers and snowshoers.
As Chris Knight reports, supporters are shaking their heads. Go to full article
Paul Smiths' Tim Burke leads international biathletes heading into the Vancouver Olympic Games
Paul Smiths, NY, Dec 21, 2009 — The 2010 Winter Olympics begin in Vancouver in less than two months and it looks like at least one North Country athlete will be ready.
Biathlete Tim Burke, from Paul Smiths, claimed the lead this weekend in overall world cup standings. Martha Foley has more. Go to full article
Biathlete Tim Burke, from Paul Smiths, claimed the lead this weekend in overall world cup standings. Martha Foley has more. Go to full article
Burke claims silver in Sweden; ties best American finish ever
Paul Smiths, NY, Dec 04, 2009 — Adirondack biathlete Tim Burke claimed a silver medal yesterday in World Cup races in Oestersund, Sweden. Martha Foley has more. Go to full article
Books: "Adirondack Moments"
Saranac Lake, NY, Nov 18, 2009 — Jim Kraus has been an avid photographer most of his life. He taught forest recreation at Paul Smiths College for 30 years, and always packed a camera for outdoor treks. ... Go to full article
Creating and sharing art in a favorite place
Paul Smiths, NY, Sep 01, 2009 — A new exhibit at the Paul Smiths Visitor Interpretive Center features artwork based on hikes at the VIC throughout the seasons. Todd Moe talks with artist Georgeanne Gaffney... Go to full article
A passion for nature and music
Paul Smiths, NY, May 15, 2009 — We celebrated the seasons, life and the outdoors with folksinger Celia Evans this morning during the The Eight O'Clock Hour. She's passionate about her day job, as... Go to full article
Pea soup and johnnycake cancellation draws attention to homecooking in public
Feb 16, 2009 — The cancellation of a popular event in Canton earlier this month is raising questions about serving food at community gatherings. Not-for-profits across the North Country... Go to full article
Heard Up North: Moving back into the dorm
Aug 27, 2008 — Across the North Country, college students are moving into their dorms this week. On this Heard Up North, a St Lawrence University student is unloading his parents' packed... Go to full article
White Pine Camp celebrates centennial
Aug 08, 2008 — You're invited to a special centennial celebration at White Pine Camp in the Adirondacks this Sunday. Chances are you've passed its driveway along Route 86 between Paul... Go to full article
Dragonfly devotees swarm for the hunt
Jul 25, 2008 — Take a paddle or hike along a stream, or spend some time gardening and you'll likely hear the familiar click of wings or glimpse a flying glint of blue or green. Dragonflies... Go to full article
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