Virtual Program Award-winning wildlife ecologist and bestselling author Anne LaBastille was a trailblazer in every sense of the word. Perhaps best known for her seminal wilderness book Woodswoman, which recounts her years spent living in a remote Adirondacks cabin and which inspired countless women to shun societal dictates and pursue their passions, LaBastille railed against bureaucracy and […]

Virtual Program In the summer of 1851, long before the central Adirondacks became a vacation destination, two young landscape painters crossed the region all the way from Lowville to Crown Point looking for wilderness scenes to sketch. Jervis McEntee and his friend Joseph Tubby would go on to become respected landscape painters. Guided by Asa […]