ADIRONDACK COUNCIL Defending the East's Greatest Wilderness

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Save the Date! Saturday, July 19, 2008 The Adirondack Council will host our annual Forever Wild Day at the Silver Bay Association in Silver Bay on Saturday July 19, 2008. Click here for more information and for other events. New On-line The Adirondack Council's New Publication Adirondack Waters: Resource at Risk Tips for Conserving Energy & Earth Saving Tips from Earthshare Adirondack News - from North Country Public Radio Sign up for Email Updates What's New Two-hour Public Television Documentary to Bring Beauty, Grandeur of Adirondack Park to National Audience - "The Adirondacks" is First Film to Capture Park’s Vast, Natural Scenery in High-Definition Video Format Adirondack Council Tackles Major Threat to Purity of One of the World's Largest Water Supplies - Adirondack Park Waters Flow to NYC, Midwest, Canada & New England; But Eight Major Environmental Threats Could Taint This Precious Resource Adirondack Council Publishes Brochure Highlighting Lands at Risk in the Adirondacks - Click to view Conservation Initiatives Read the Common Ground Alliance's Blueprint for the Blueline We Have an Opportunity to Protect the Low Elevation Boreal Forest Massive Development Proposal in Tupper Lake - The Adirondack Club and Resort 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 Council in the News Handbook Aims to Protect Adirondack Waters - Team Effort: Adirondack Council, International Paper Look at Threats to Resource, Solutions OPINION - Letter to the Editor Instead of Pointing Fingers at APA, Try Fixing the Adirondacks' Problems Other articles

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