Preserving the Heart of the Adirondacks

The Nature Conservancy's stunning purchase of 161,000 acres in the Adirondack Park presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to secure lands of immense biological, economic, and recreational value for all New Yorkers. History is in our hands - find out how you can join us.

[@adktyler]

Great job! I appreciate all you guys to for the park!

[@twochordcool]

Yes, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I don't mean to be self-cetered, but I am DYING FOR ACCESS to the Boreas and Follensby Ponds! I hope the state acts soon and moves FAST!

[@latchmo]

thank you

[@Logic686]

The word Addirondack is from a Mohawk word.
because the Addirondack is part of the Mohawk indians Traditional home lands. and should not be ever build on it is beautiful in its own way all the mountains and historic and supernatural power and simply breath taking.
from the views of a Seneca Indian.
Nya:wen

[@gordomiguel1931]

The Algonquian peoples must get annoyed with you for trying to claim this land was always Iroquois...

[@davidrenaldo9429]

Around eggs in one of those beautiful places in special places of the world has to offer my hope is that it stays forever a while and they don’t ever start unnecessary logging ever again we are in the process of buying some land this summer and my wife and I will be building a retirement log cabin home I’ve spent the last 30 years dreaming about the day that I could live in the Adirondacks from white face mountain lake placid to Lake George the little town of old fort‘s New York he can find something special to do every day of your life in the Adirondacks

[@davidrenaldo9429]

My apologies for my post I used voice text and didn’t check it before I posted it do your best to figure it out please LOL

[@MrRhinoman06]

i have muscular dystrophy and drive a yamaha rhino side by side. i can barely walk and would love to explore the regions. again, the disabled have no fucking rights.