Albany Pine Bush Preserve

The Great Backyard Bird Count is an annual international event during which birders help ornithology researchers by logging the birds in their neck of the woods. This year, birders logged over 8,000 different species around the world.

With the spring comes an increased risk of wildfires. New York state will begin enforcing its annual burn ban.

A prescribed burn was held in a portion of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Thursday. It was the first time conditions allowed preserve staff to set the fire in the month of February.

A founding member of Albany's Save the Pine Bush movement will be laid to rest this weekend.

Albany’s Pine Bush Preserve got a visit Thursday from a scientific data company that has worked to help conservation groups protect endangered species and…

An annual milestone at the Albany Pine Push Preserve is set for Saturday. Lupine Fest — a hybrid of in-person and virtual events this year due to the…

Guilderland Town Supervisor Peter Barber was “cautiously optimistic” as he delivered his State of the Town address this morning. Speaking to New York…

The Albany Pine Bush Preserve is known for its rare habitat and – as many Capital Region residents can attest – fire. Its more than 3,300 acres are…

The Albany Pine Bush Preserve is a unique and important habitat for several native species.On a cool summer morning, as the sun rises over the barrens,…

As many Capital Region residents know, the Albany Pine Bush Preserve is home to a rare type of butterfly called the Karner blue. But the unique landscape…