Monthly This magazine is designed for a rather special audience who vacations in northern New York. However, its tips on nature watching, canoeing, hiking, boating, and fishing have a broad appeal. Articles also cover local history, homes, people, and conservation. The large National Audubon Society has extensive environmental interests beyond bird watching, and this periodical reflects that broad concern. Topics covered range from energy to forestry to wetlands, and many focus on wildlife.
Articles tend to be long, well-researched, and accompanied by beautiful photography.
With a primary focus on hiking and backpacking, this periodical offers information on a range of outdoor activities including skiing, rafting, and canoeing. Each issue typically contains articles about environmental issues as well as reviews of equipment and tips on safety and technique. Official publication of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. Discusses the environment of New York, including wildlife, resource utilization, and public lands. Although this periodical looks like a popular general interest magazine, it is geared for the professional or academic who wants to keep up with environmental concerns.