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This spring, as New York and many other places are [...]
New developments on the fates of defunct rail lines in the central Adirondacks; PROTECT calls for abandonment of these railroads
Protect the Adirondacks continues to support the adverse abandonment application with [...]
Public comment period on new Remsen – Lake Placid Travel Corridor Unit Management Plan Amendment runs until April 20, 2020
The Adirondack Park Agency is accepting comments on an amendment [...]
State budget addresses some environmental needs and challenges, while New York defers action on other Adirondacks priorities
In the first few days of April, Governor Andrew Cuomo [...]
An agenda to reform the management of the High Peaks Wilderness Area and associated adjacent Wilderness areas
The 275,000-acre High Peaks Wilderness is New York's premier wilderness [...]
State agencies act to facilitate unlimited public use in the High Peaks Wilderness and defer active management
It seems pretty clear at this point that the state [...]