Every week the NYS DEC posts the Statewide Forest Ranger Highlights. This past week Moreau Lake State Park was featured when a group of hikers got lost. Below is the report:
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Halloween Walk Sat., Oct. 26
UPDATE: Tours are sold out for 6:30 and 7:30. Only a few spots left until 8:00pm! Join us for our annual Halloween Walk on Saturday, October 26th starting at 6pm. Come prepared to...
Hunting in Moreau Lake State Park
Moreau is a mixed use state park enjoyed by the community in many ways including hunting. The hunting map clearly identifies areas where hunting is and is not allowed.
We strongly suggest when...
“eBay for Charity” Benefits Friends of Moreau
We are now able to participate in the online auction service - eBay for Charity. This service will enable us to offer items for auction that will benefit our programs. 100% of the proceeds go...
ADK Mtn. Club – GF Chapter
The Glens Falls Chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club is seeking applicants in the 11 to 17 age group to sponsor for the upcoming 2020 season. The Chapter pays the $350 fee for the selected...
Why did the turtle cross the road?
In the springtime, we cautioned you about turtles crossing the roads because the females were on a mission! They were all looking for a suitable nesting site. Well guess what? Hatchlings are...
Can you spot the Friend’s Volunteers?
Look for us at NatureFest. We're here to help!
We've recently begun wearing safety vests at our events. We wear them for 3 very important reasons:
- Safety (okay, that's obvious!) -...
Commemorative Plaque Program
Commemorate an event, memorialize or honor someone special. Due to many requests, the Friends have started a new program that will allow you to:
- honor or memorialize a loved one...
Help Monarchs on their Long Migration South
Monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus) begin their annual fall migration in mid to late August. These butterflies are the great-great-grandchildren of the monarchs that migrated...
Harmful Algal Blooms AWARENESS
Current Status – For the most up-to-date status of HABs in the lake prior to recreation on and in the lake, please call the Park office at 518-793-0511 or visit the Moreau Lake State Park Facebook Page
ATTENTION Dog Owners: Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) are toxic to dogs. Do Not let your dogs or other domestic animals in the water.
GENERAL INFORMATION: Remember – it’s just not the lakes and ponds within the boundaries of state parks – HABS have been found in the High Peaks Region as well. Be vigilant as you hike in areas of the wilderness. Bring double the amount of water you think you need, especially for your canines. Click here for information of HABs reported throughout the state.
BE INFORMED!
For more information on HABs:
NYS DEC Harmful Algae Blooms and Dogs
