The Adirondack Park is a unique national treasure
a legacy we inherited over 100 years ago, that we must protect for future generations.
The Adirondack Council team is currently working remotely to continue to advocate for your Adirondack Park. We will be back in the office and out in the field when it's safe for our staff, families, partners and community. We can be reached at 518-873-2240 (Adirondacks) and 518-432-1770 (Albany) and at info@adirondackcouncil.org.
Sign the Petition: Protect Adirondack Wilderness and Waters from Overuse
Negative impacts on waters and mountain summits at over-popular trailheads and along trails puts at risk Adirondack Park visitor safety, causes trail erosion, harms rare plants and wildlife, and threatens the wild character and wilderness character of the Adirondack Park. Progressive state land stewardship practices are needed to support the Adirondack Park’s world-class recreational opportunities while recognizing the overriding importance of the ecological integrity and wild character that makes the region a national treasure.
