Environment DEC
From the August 2005 issue
State's Environment Resplendent in the Pages of the Conservationist
This picturesque spot is one
of many profiled in this
month's Conservationist.
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You'll also see an Adirondack High Peaks success story, while the Finger Lakes Trail comes to life through the eyes of longtime hiker John Morris. In addition, this month's Conservationist has outstanding articles about monarch butterfly metamorphosis, as well as legendary photographer Seneca Ray Stoddard, whose work is examined 100 years later by a contemporary photographer following in Stoddard's footsteps.
Insight to the Outside
Reenactors reliving the Battle
of Ticonderoga, as recounted in
the August Conservationist
Every issue of the Conservationist -and there are six each year-features items of interest to outdoor enthusiasts and their families. Special pullouts, book reviews, and articles on everything from air quality concerns to the preservation of state lands, and, of course, hiking, skiing and more.
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