Saratoga Outdoors donates $25,000 to Protect the Adirondacks through the 1% for the Planet Program In 2024, Protect the Adirondacks joined 1% for the Planet. We were sponsored by Saratoga Outdoors, a popular outdoor clothing [...]
Annual report covers the highlights of the work of Protect the Adirondacks from 2024-2025 Protect the Adirondacks' Annual Report for 2024-2025 is now available. This report covers our work over the last year, focusing on [...]
All donations and membership contributions will be matched dollar-for-dollar until we reach $75,000. Every gift counts, every dollar counts. Please help today. 2025 has been a busy year for Protect the Adirondacks. Our work has [...]
Evelyn Greene, long-time Adirondack Park environmental advocate and naturalist, and a founding Director of Protect the Adirondacks, passed away on May 27, 2025. The first thing to say about Evelyn is that everybody loved Evelyn. [...]
Michael Wilson was born in 1945 in Santa Monica, California, and passed away at the end of February, 2025 in Glenwood, Maryland. Michael and his family spent decades in the Adirondack Park immersed in the [...]
After 35 years leading three environmental groups in Adirondack conservation advocacy, Peter Bauer is stepping down as the Executive Director of Protect the Adirondacks at the end of 2024. by Peter Bauer By the end [...]
Annual report covers the highlights of the work of Protect the Adirondacks from 2023 to 2024. Protect the Adirondacks has released "New Beginnings" our 2023-2024 Annual Report. This report covers our work over the last [...]
DEC and APA have embraced a new plan for wide snowmobile trails that violate the constitutional protections for the Forest Preserve and recent court decisions. The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and Adirondack Park Agency [...]
Submit your comment today to the Department of Environmental Conservation on its draft “Strategies and Methodology” for complying with New York’s 30 by 30 Act The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is seeking public comments [...]
The Nature Conservancy announced that it has worked out two new conservation easements with the State of New York to protect for all time the 14,645-acre Follensby Pond tract. These easements will protect the world [...]
