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What Language Do Rivers Speak?

Geomorphology. I first heard the term when registering for classes in my undergraduate geology program at Kent State University. Check out our recent blog post to learn more!

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Mirror Lake NY Livestream
Mirror Lake Livestream

View a livestream of Mirror Lake. Sponsored by the Golden Arrow Lakeside Resort.

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Learn about ongoing threats and challenges within the Ausable River watershed, and what we're doing to address them with the support of our members and donors.

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Caring for the Ausable
Caring for the Ausable
A practical guide for making a difference at home and at work.
Business Partnership
Business Partnership
Partner with the Ausable River Association and together we can enhance the health of the watershed where we live, work, and play.
Ausable River Apparel
Ausable River Apparel
Purchase Ausable River Association apparel with original designs highlighting features of the Ausable River watershed.
Stories of the Ausable
Wildflowers of the Ausable
Spring has sprung and it’s one of the best times to get outside and find the early signs of wildflower season in the Ausable River Watershed.
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Best Stargazing Near Lake Placid
The Adirondack region, including the Ausable and Boquet watersheds, boast some of the darkest skies in the eastern United States. Stargazing is an excellent activity to experience during mud season, so read on to learn more about stargazing, and get our picks for the best places to view the night sky near Lake Placid.
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What Language Do Rivers Speak?
Geomorphology. I first heard the term when registering for classes in my undergraduate geology program at Kent State University. I was 19 years old.
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