The Adirondack Council is the largest environmental organization dedicated to protecting New York's Adirondack Park. With a mission to ensure the ecological integrity and wild character of the park, they work tirelessly to educate, inform, and motivate the public and policymakers. By utilizing the best science, the law, and an understanding of political decision-making, the Council advocates for regulations, policies, and funding that benefit both the environment and the communities within the Adirondack Park.

The Council takes a collaborative approach, working with numerous partners and promoting diversity to find common ground on complex issues. By inviting all individuals who care about the future of the Adirondacks to join them, they aim to keep the park forever wild, preserving it as a national treasure. Founded in 1975, the Adirondack Council operates with support from generous private individuals and foundations rather than government funding.

Their annual budget, totaling $2. 5 million, fuels their research, education, advocacy, monitoring, and legal actions necessary to uphold constitutional protections and agency policies established to protect the Adirondacks. Join the Adirondack Council's mission to protect this remarkable park by supporting their work and staying up to date with their latest news and actions