As the APA worked to develop its land use plan, backlash against agency continued to grow
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When complete the Adirondack section of the trail will be, at 160 miles, longer than the Northville-Placid Trail.
The two Adirondack attractions are working to make the area more welcoming for people of color.
The APA had a big goal and a small budget. They had a little over a year to write two huge land use plans.
The Adirondack Mountain Club is doubling down on its efforts to educate backcountry users.
Harold Hochschild knew that passing the Adirondack Park Agency Act was easy, compared with what would happen next.
Leading lawmakers announced an agreement on a $212 billion budget, which includes $1.55 million for visitor use in the Adirondacks.
Rock climbing routes known to be used by nesting peregrine falcons were temporarily closed by the state Department of Environmental Conservation on April 1.
“There is an endless supply of adventure here with so much left to explore any time of year.”
A nine-part series that tells the story of the at-times contentious campaign to create the Adirondack Park Agency
How George Davis and other environmentalists took over the Temporary Study Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks.
Birchbark Bookshop in the Adirondack foothills is a rough-hewn slice of North Country history
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