Groups that support New York’s parks, trails and historic sites met in Lake George this week to share ways to recruit volunteers and work with state agencies. The two-day gathering brought together local “Friends” groups, Parks & Trails New York, and state parks and environmental officials. Sessions covered outdoor education, accessibility and preserving Indigenous history. […]
Groups that support New York’s parks, trails and historic sites met in Lake George this week to share ways to recruit volunteers and work with state agencies. The two-day gathering brought together local “Friends” groups, Parks & Trails New York, and state parks and environmental officials. Sessions covered outdoor education, accessibility and preserving Indigenous history. The conference also marked 10 years of completed projects funded through the state’s Park and Trail Partnership Grant program.

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