Winds of change threaten Adirondack wilderness and South Pond
Wilderness advocates warn the Adirondack Park faces irreversible development as private land sales surge and zoning gaps tempt sprawling projects. Planners say hotels, condos, and subdivisions near hamlets and remote areas could alter ecology, while conservation groups press for land purchases and easements to preserve the lakefront charm and forested landscape.
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Long Lake
N.Y
South Pond
George Kittle
Adirondacks
Dick Beamish
Adirondack Council
United States
Adirondack Park
Forest Preserve
Adirondack Northway
New York City
Montreal
Adirondack Outback
Adirondack Park Agency
APA
Adirondack
Robert Glennon
Glennon
Beamish
Schroon Lake
Speculator
Inlet
George Davis
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Robert Bathrick
Lands and Forests
Department
Mr. Davis
Council
Adirondack Land Trust
Mr. Patten
Oswegatchie River
Patten
Kittle
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Patten Corp
New England
New York
Catskill Mountains
Dan Christmas
Environmental
Mr. Kittle
Connecticut
Finch-Pruyn Paper Co
Finch Pruya
R.J. Carota
Finch- Pruyn
Creted
Lyon Shaw
Stotter
Hamilton Beach
Revere
Wear
Globe Florentine
Magnavox
Quartz
Lingage
Hess's
Lowes