
Do Adirondack land use policies hinder rangers’ rescue efforts?
By Times Union
Forest rangers say wilderness restoration policies hampered abilities to search for missing Canadian hiker Leo DuFour, who died on Allen Mountain
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By James Odato
Any development for Whitney Park would require approval of master plan by Adirondack Park Agency
By Times Union
Forest rangers say wilderness restoration policies hampered abilities to search for missing Canadian hiker Leo DuFour, who died on Allen Mountain
By Tim Rowland
Acquisition prioritizes maintaining and expanding outdoor recreation
By James Odato
Texas developer under contract to buy Whitney estate says he's open to exploring easement opportunities
By James Odato
Luxury resort planned for Adirondacks' pristine Whitney Park
By Mike Lynch
Project includes preserving 517 acres on Pilot Knob and around 700 acres in Bolton
By Mike Lynch
The 18-acre property is located off Route 8 in the southern Adirondacks
By Mike Lynch
Located in St. Lawrence County, Lows Lake is considered one of the best wilderness paddling and camping destinations in the park
The DEC is proposing to allow motorcycle and e-bikes through the Moose River Plains. It is also proposing to reduce the horsepower of boats on the Cedar River Flow.
The state has found a developer for a 12-megawatt solar array on a former Adirondack Park mine. It will be the state's first "build-ready" solar project.