2021 EXPLORED: Snowmobile trails/tree cutting
December 26, 2021
A nearly eight-year legal battle over snowmobile trails planned for the Adirondack Park ended in May when the state’s highest court ruled they were unconstitutional
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December 26, 2021
A nearly eight-year legal battle over snowmobile trails planned for the Adirondack Park ended in May when the state’s highest court ruled they were unconstitutional
By Mike Lynch
December 24, 2021
Talk swirled around notable parcels, while smaller land tracts went toward improving connectivity
By Tim Rowland
December 23, 2021
DEC forms 13-member trail working group in light of landmark tree cutting decision from earlier this year.
By Mike Lynch
December 3, 2021
Lake Luzerne acquisition creates corridor linking Moreau Lake park to Ralph Road State Forest
November 30, 2021
DEC staffers named as managers for Adirondack and Catskill forest preserves.
November 29, 2021
Using the Tetons as a way to explore the idea of backpacking permits in the Adirondacks
October 1, 2021
There are a few ways a deal could happen, and some worry options could include closing Follensby Pond and several other water bodies to the public.
July 30, 2021
NYS DEC and APA have said little about what the decision means for tree-cutting projects.