Statement from Protect the Adirondacks and the Sierra Club on Denial of Motion for Appeal by the Appellate Division, Third Department, to challenge July 2014 decision upholding the Adirondack Park Agency's Approval of the Adirondack [...]

This summer major new forest clearcuts became visible in the hills north of Route 30 between Blue Mountain Lake and Long Lake. These clearcuts (see pictures below) are becoming more and more common across the [...]

UPDATE (September 14, 2014): Since the original publication of this post, which pinned the high level of damage to the Gull Lake Trail on illegal All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) use, a source within the Department of [...]

UPDATE (September 14, 2014): Since the original publication of this post, which pinned the high level of damage to the Chub Pond Trail on illegal All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) use, a source within the Department of [...]

New bill will see new statewide regulations to ban the transport of invasive species at public, private and commercial boat launches across New York Protect the Adirondacks applauds today's bill signing by Governor Andrew Cuomo [...]

The West River Road in the central part of the Silver Lake Wilderness area winds along the north side of the West Branch of the Sacandaga River. In many places the road is close to [...]

Legislation passed in June that bans the transport of aquatic invasive species (AIS) across New York has been sent to Governor Andrew Cuomo to sign into law. Similar laws are on the books in a [...]

There have been steady reports through the summer of 2014 of cars and trucks getting stuck in the mud on the Crane Pond Road in the Pharaoh Lake Wilderness area. A recent visit to the [...]

Trail work has started on the re-route of the Northville Placid Trail (NPT) in its earliest stages outside of Northville. This new trail will snake through the area that Protect the Adirondacks has proposed for [...]