Proposed legislation on the classification of historical lands and buildings located within the Forest Preserve poses an acute threat to the Forest Preserve. Proposed legislation (S.0495/Stec-A.2411/Jones) seeks to amend section 816 of article 27 of [...]
Population trends in the Adirondack Park are consistent with the vast majority of communities across the United States. The US Census recently released more in-depth 2020 population data with full age ranges and an assortment [...]
The only way for these closed state prisons to be sold or transferred to private ownership is to first pass a Constitutional Amendment. There are now three decommissioned State correctional facilities on Forest Preserve lands. [...]
The New York State Senate just passed the New York Wildlife Crossings Act (S.4198A/A.4243A) by a landslide margin of 55 yeas to 4 nays. This bill enjoyed widespread and bipartisan support from all corners of [...]
The new budget for fiscal year 2025 funds key priorities for the Adirondack Park, but falls short on making key long-term investments in land protection and climate change. The new State Budget for fiscal year [...]
Come to Albany on May 7th for Wolf Lobby Day to Help Protect Wolves in New York State PROTECT continues to advocate for a new wolf bill that would collect data about, and provide further [...]
A celebration to support Protect the Adirondacks in honor of long-time activist and environmental leader Charlie Morrison (1928-2024). This event features an optional walk on the Spring Run Trail in Saratoga Springs at 10:30 AM on [...]
After more than 10 years, the Department of Environmental Conservation has failed to provide detailed information on the 2013 NYCO amendment In November 2013, New York State voters narrowly approved an amendment to the Forever [...]
On March 8, 2024, Protect the Adirondacks called upon the Adirondack Park Agency (APA) and Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to launch an enforcement investigation into an invasive “whiskey fungus” in the Mineville area in [...]
For years, Protect the Adirondacks and other groups have been calling on the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and the Adirondack Park Agency (APA) to ensure that a carrying capacity study for [...]
