Forever wild for everyone: Aaron Mair’s call for action
December 4, 2024
Environmental activist Aaron Mair reflects on past 3 years with Adirondack Council, career highlights and his next endeavor
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December 4, 2024
Environmental activist Aaron Mair reflects on past 3 years with Adirondack Council, career highlights and his next endeavor
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If hikers enjoy the Forest Preserve, they’re more likely to support conservation, right? You would think so, but the Wildlife Conservation Society has received a grant to test that assumption. The WCS office in Saranac Lake will oversee the study, which will start next year. Following is a news release: (Saranac Lake, September 15, 2017)…