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      • This is Your Brain on Paper: The art and science of keeping a nature journal
      • Curious About Plein Air Painting?
      • Minerva Jams December Sessions
      • Inspired by Nature: En Plein Air Painting at Great Camp Sagamore
      • Wool and Water: Stitching Water’s Story with Fiber Art
      • Minerva Jams are back!
      • Union College Community Carnival
      • Schenectady Kids Art Festival
      • The Black Woods: Pursuing Racial Justice on the Adirondack Frontier
      • When Men and Mountains Meet
      • The Amazing Mantis Shrimp
      • Birding & Wellness Webinar
      • Celebrate the Great Backyard Bird Count!
      • Minerva Jams Sessions
      • 2023 Summer Research Fellows Zoom Program
      • Inside the Green Lobby
      • The Sound of the Adirondacks with Dan Berggren
      • Blanket Birding
      • Ethereal: On Ephemeral Photography
      • Create Your Own Birch Bark Frame with Prof. Lorraine Morales Cox
      • Nature Photography with Warren Greene
      • Layers of Autumn
      • 2022 Summer Research Fellows’ Presentations
      • Contemporary Iroquois Art
      • Searching for Timbuctoo Filmmaker Discussion
      • Climate Change and the Future of Montane Birds in the Northeast
      • Slow Birding: Reimagining Our Connection With Birds
      • The Art of Winter with Manuel Palacios
      • Uninvited: The Spread of Invasive Species
      • Homecoming Open House 2021
      • A Wild Idea: How The Environmental Movement Tamed The Adirondacks
      • Prisons, Environment, and Race in the Adirondack Park
      • 2021 Summer Research Fellows Presentations
      • Adirondack Conservation – Paul Schaefer and Links in a Long, Historic Chain
      • The Forest Preserve, Snowmobile Trails, and the NY Constitution
      • Conversations Around Social Justice in the Adirondacks
      • About the Great Backyard Bird Count
      • Winter Recreation Webinar
      • Fall Photography in the Adirondacks and an Introduction to the Digital Darkroom with Manny Palacios
      • Curious about Zoom webinars but don’t know how to start?
      • Environmental Science Education vs. Nature-Deficit Disorder
  • Exhibitions
    • Inspired by Nature: En Plein Air Painting at Great Camp Sagamore
    • Past Exhibitions.
      • Two Painters: Laini Nemett & Walter Hatke
      • Dalton-Loines Family Papers Exhibit
      • Flickinger Exhibit at Galway Public Library
      • Layers of Autumn
      • Adirondack Portraits: The Photography of Osmond D. Putnam
      • Drawn from Nature: The Illustrated Organism
      • What Came Home: Works on Paper from Hikes in the Mountains
      • Defending a Changing Landscape: A History of Forest Rangers in New York State
      • The Summits of Forests: The High Peaks Photography of Kay Flickinger and Books of Grace Hudowalski
      • The Winter Photography of John S. Apperson
      • Parts But Little Known
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    • Adirondack Journal of Environmental Studies
    • The Adirondack Chronology
    • A Sense of Place
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    • Adirondack Research Resources Online
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    • 2023 Kelly Adirondack Center Fall Newsletter
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    • Fall 2022 Kelly Adirondack Newsletter
    • Kelly Adirondack Center Spring 2022 Newsletter
    • Kelly Adirondack Center Fall 2021 Newsletter
    • Spring 2021 Newsletter
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