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Pristine area of Adirondacks will open for limited research, public use

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New York and The Nature Conservancy have reached a “novel” compromise for protecting and providing public access to Follensby Pond, the 14,600-acre property near Tupper Lake.

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Pristine area of Adirondacks will open for limited research, public use

New York and The Nature Conservancy have reached a “novel” compromise for protecting and providing public access to Follensby Pond, the 14,600-acre property near Tupper Lake.

·Albany, United States
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Times Union broke the news in Albany, United States on Wednesday, February 14, 2024.
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