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Assistance needed in the office with filing, mailings, and phone calls or with working on databases, grants and planning! Have some expertise and time to share?  Trails Committee, Silos Committee, Program Committee, Canoe Race Committee & Marketing Committee are always welcoming new members! … Continue reading →

Join us on Wednesday, November 4th at 6 PM for appetizers (suggested donation of $10) and drinks in the upstairs of the BullPen in downtown Glens Falls. We’ll drink, eat and be merry. At 7 PM we’ll start the meeting … Continue reading →

Don’t miss the presentation by Gordie Ellmers (veterinarian from Fort Edward and photographer extraordinaire ) on Birding on the Feeder Canal …….on Tuesday August 25th at 7PM Community Room at the Crandall Public Library, Glens Falls. His images of birds … Continue reading →

The next Canoe/Kayak Race will be on JUNE 4th, 2016 at Overlook Park in Queensbury – Rain or Shine! Thank you to everyone who came to the Canoe/Kayak Race on June 6, 2015. It was a great day and even … Continue reading →

New this year! The 2015 Riverfest is being held in addition to the annual Canoe/Kayak Race. Go to www.glensfallsriverfest.com to find out about all of the family friendly activities that will be happening in Glens Falls on Saturday, June 6th, … Continue reading →

The Feeder Canal Alliance (FCA) annual five mile long Canoe/Kayak Race & Recreational Paddle on Saturday, June 6th, is an exciting tradition and we are looking for your support. The Canoe/Kayak Race fundraiser is now the first event of the … Continue reading →

The Old Military Road Tour, a Reliving of Our Extraordinary Moment in History Date: Saturday, October 18, 2014 Time: 10:00 AM to 2:15 PM Place: Pickup and drop-off: Fort William Henry’s block house adjacent to parking lot Presented by the … Continue reading →

Thank you for purchasing a canoe raffle ticket! We appreciate your support and wish you good luck! ~The Feeder Canal Alliance

Thank you to all who stopped by our open house at the Silos this past weekend. We had about 200 visitors and made some great contacts for future partners. We even got to use a solar panel to power our … Continue reading →

If you see a tree down along the canal or trail please call the Feeder Canal Alliance office at 518-792-5363 to let us know. We will pass the message along to have it taken care of. There are currently several … Continue reading →