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Environmental advocacy groups are urging New York voters to approve a state constitutional amendment.
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The famed Whitney Park property in the Adirondacks and the Cady Hill mansion in Saratoga Springs have been sold to a Dallas, Texas, developer. While the business deal means a windfall for one local town, and potential economic benefit for the region, environmental advocates have concerns.
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For the 10th year, the Adirondack Council will provide micro-grants for projects on working lands within the Adirondack Park.
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Aaron Mair discusses departure from Adirondack Council as the Forever Adirondacks campaign concludesIn June 2021, former Sierra Club president Aaron Mair was hired by the Adirondack Council to spearhead a project called ‘Forever Adirondacks’. As the three-year project concludes and he leaves the Council, Mair says the campaign has successfully met its goals.
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The Adirondack Council is criticizing Governor Kathy Hochul for vetoing a bill it says would have helped protect wildlife across New York state.
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The Adirondack Council has issued its latest “State of the Park” report reviewing government actions and the status of the 6 million acres of protected lands in New York.
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The records from the current director of the Adirondack Council’s Forever Adirondacks Campaign will be added to a new environmental justice manuscript collection at the Library of Congress.
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Aaron Mair says while he’s disappointed with COP28's final agreement, the conference was an intense experience.
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The Adirondack Council has issued its annual “State of the Park,” a report card on actions that have impacted the six-million-acre area of northern New York.
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The Adirondack Council has chosen Deputy Director and Acting Executive Director Raul “Rocci” Aguirre as the group’s seventh, and first Latino, executive director.