ADIRONDACK COUNCIL
The Adirondack Council is the leading voice for Adirondack Park conservation.
We are showing the world how people and nature can thrive together.


The Adirondack Council
Defending the East's Greatest Wilderness

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What we do:
Public Land Protection
Bob Marshall Legacy
Boreal Heritage Reserve
Other wild lands
Conservation finance
Private Land Stewardship
Incentives for Stewardship
Smart Growth
Water Quality Improvement
Public Awareness
Septic and Sewage
Invasive Species
Road Salt
Reducing Air Pollution
Acid Rain
Mercury
Climate Change
Agency Reform
Adirondack Park Agency
Department of Env. Cons.
State Leg./Executive

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We partner with lodges, cultural centers, and summer camps to protect the Park

 

 

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The Adirondack Council envisions an Adirondack Park composed of large core wilderness areas, connected to working farms and forests, and augmented by
vibrant local communities.

 

 The fate of 250,000 acres of forest land in the Adirondack Park is in question.

Read related news:
land acquisition
conservation finance
tax law issues
2020 Completing the Wilderness System

 What's New

Adirondack Council's Statement on Governor David Paterson

"Acousticade" Concert at Glens Falls Civic Center to Benefit Environmental Work of Adirondack Council

Adirondack Council Publishes Brochure Highlighting Lands at Risk in the Adirondacks - Click to view

- Action Alert -
Environmental Protection Fund at Risk -Your Help Needed to Stop the Raid - Please Write a Letter Today




Save the Date!

Saturday, July 19, 2008

The Adirondack Council will host
our annual members' meeting and outings
at the Silver Bay Association in Silver Bay
on Saturday July 19, 2008.
Click here for more information
and for other events.


Massive Development Proposal in Tupper Lake
The Adirondack Club and Resort
This 700-unit development project proposed for Tupper Lake will head into a mediation process in March.


Find the links in the most recent member newsletter here


Adirondack Council in the News

3/19/2008
Adirondack Land Sold by Nature Conservancy - click to listen
3/18/2008
Suit Challenges Leyden's ATV Access to Town Roads
3/18/2008
A Little Gentle Ribbing About Bruno's BBQ Ribs

3/16/2008
OPINION - Tupper Lake Resort Can Work, With Changes By John F. Sheehan, The Adirondack Council
3/14/2008
APA Committee Can't Reach Consensus on Sled Cap

Other news

 

Hot Issues

Read the Common Ground Alliance's Blueprint for the Blueline

We Have an Opportunity to Protect the Low Elevation Boreal Forest

Read the Council's paper on Climate Change and Future Land Use in the Adirondack Park

Communication Towers in the Park

Read the Council's Model Ordinance for Communication Towers

Adirondack Council's Water Initiative



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