Venomous Rattlesnake Among 7 Animals Rescued in July By NYS DEC
A venomous rattlesnake is among 7 animals that have been rescued in New York State over the last 20 days.
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
Forest Ranger Saves Angler After His Kayak Flips In This CNY Pond
This is just another reason to make your safety a priority when kayaking or canoeing in New York State this summer.
New York State Troopers Save Ducklings After Mother Is Hit By Car
Troopers in New York State are always quick to respond to any call of distress, even when it isn't from a human.
Warning! New Threat Could Be Killing Your Trees In New York State
Keep an eye on your trees, a new deadly threat could be lurking in their leaves.
Help Needed to Find Murderer of 45-Year-Old Woman in Plattsburgh
Monique R. Yanulavich (age 45) of Plattsburgh was found fatally stabbed inside of her car in a parking lot of a bank in Plattsburgh, New York on July 14, 2022.
DEC Issues Warning Before Hikers Hit The Trails In NY This Week
If you want to go out and hike with your friends this weekend, you should be aware of this before you go.
Love Nature? Serve As A NY Environmental Officer Or Forest Ranger
Not only do they put others before themselves, but they do the same for the environment as well. And they want YOU to join their team.
Mayfield Dad Drowns After Jumping into Lake to Save His Son
Police say 47-year-old Albert Adamkoski of Mayfield, New York drowned in the Sacandaga Lake near Beacon Island trying to save his son on July 8, 2022.
Help Solve Mystery Of This ATV Stuck In An Upstate New York Lake
New York State Rangers have stumbled upon many crazy things while on the job, but this one is a little different than most.
Body of 6-Year-Old Autistic Boy Found By Rangers in Easton Pond
Police are investigating after the body of 6-year-old Onnex Hall was found by forest rangers in a pond in the Washington county town of Easton, NY on July 10, 2022.
New York Officer Rescues Baby Deer After Mother Tragically Dies
Unfortunately when nature and modern civilization meet, it isn't always for the better.
New Trails, Better Access for Disabled Coming to CNY State Land
New hiking and ATV trails, and better access for the disabled are among several changes coming to over 24,000 acres of state land in Central New York over the next ten years.