A second harmful algal (HAB) bloom has been confirmed by the NYS DEC in Upper Saranac Lake. This HAB was detected on September, 30 in

Watershed Stewards began their day early the morning of Sunday, Sept. 18, greeting bass tournament participants who began arriving at Upper Saranac Lake by 5:30

Each August, for the past eight years, volunteers have been surveying the Upper Saranac Watershed for invasive Asian Clams. Although we hope that Asian Clams

A harmful algal bloom (HAB) was detected in Upper Saranac Lake (USL) in the first week of September. Located in the north basin of the

The Upper Saranac Lake boat launch has been transformed into a flowering pollinator paradise. A previous location that harbored non-native and invasive plants is now

Extreme weather — flooding, drought, fires — are all over the nightly news, and it’s not uncommon for Saranac Lake to be mentioned in the

Throughout August, for the past seven years, volunteer citizen scientists have been surveying the Upper Saranac Watershed for Asian Clams. Although we hope this particular

The first in-person Adirondack Lakes Alliance (ALA) symposium since 2019 brought together watershed activists from across the Adirondack Park. The symposium provided a forum for

In a collaborative effort, the Upper Saranac Foundation (USF) and Adirondack Watershed Institute (AWI) have released the Upper Saranac Watershed Management Plan. USF and AWI

Most of us would agree that we’re here because of the beauty and quality of life, and we want to maintain its integrity. So, what

The Santa Clara Planning Board approved the expansion of the Upper Saranac Lake Marina at its July 22 meeting. The Special Use Permit will allow

The Upper Saranac Foundation (USF) has moved into the next step in completing essential upgrades to the Bartlett Carry Dam. As a private owner of