The Nature Conservancy Celebrates Historic Agreement with New York State Protecting 89,000 acres in Adirondacks « Human Dimensions of Natural Resource Management

Posted by: Bob Payne | December 31, 2010

The Nature Conservancy Celebrates Historic Agreement with New York State Protecting 89,000 acres in Adirondacks

The Nature Conservancy announced a historic land agreement with New York State that supports timber industry jobs, boosts the State’s recreation and tourism economy and, at the same time, preserves 89,000 forested acres concentrated in the geographic heart of the Adirondacks.

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