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Season 2019 Episode 37 | 28m 46s
The region’s bee species are in peril, or have vanished altogether. We talk with conservations and experts about the issue and focus on the burgeoning tick crisis in the region. Plus, young piano players from across the country and around the world spent a week at a special camp at SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music this summer, attending the first-ever Crane International Piano Festival.
Aired: 09/06/19
A donor helps a neighbor, a teenager's selfless gift, and students warm their community
Plastic pollution in Lake Champlain, reducing salt on highways and new affordable housing.
We explore the impact of limited access to broadband and cellular service in rural NY.
Early voting in New York, a new Habitat for Humanity Home, and a winter farmers market.
NY Attorney General looks at opioid epidemic and rural poverty in the North Country.
Crab Island, climate strikes, a mobile farmer's market, and resurgence of butterflies.
Paul Larson hosts a look at the Adirondack Wildlife Refuge and Burlington Book Festival
A breakwater in Lake Champlain gets a makeover and Vets find recovery in the wilderness.
