Our Forest Preserve: A Wildland System
Adirondack Explorer’s reporter and writer Gwendolyn Craig has authored a fine article this month titled…
New York’s Adirondack Park is where wilderness preservation began in America, and much of that story is credited to Paul Schaefer (1908-1996), founder of Friends of the Forest Preserve and mentor to Adirondack Wild.
Adirondack Explorer’s reporter and writer Gwendolyn Craig has authored a fine article this month titled…
Survey of Ideas August 2023 Concerning the $650 million from the Bond Act that New…
Before there were motor free lakes Although by 1973 Wilderness areas had been officially designated…
At the APA, Critical Questions about Wetland Protection Are Not Asked APA’s staff presentation about…
Proforestation in the Adirondacks and Statewide Two recent public forestry panel discussions at Paul Smith’s…
Keeping forests as forests: Clarence Petty’s vision Clarence Petty (1905-2009) grew up in the Adirondacks…
Adirondack Wild values and works for an interconnected, unfragmented, intact and healthy network of protected public and private wildlands across the entire Adirondack Park.
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