Bill Ingersoll 10/19/20 Bill Ingersoll 10/19/20

The Future Forest

Everyone who loves the outdoors would lose if New York was unable to secure a purchase agreement, now or in the near future.

Bill Ingersoll 10/13/20 Bill Ingersoll 10/13/20

Wilderness by Description or Proscription?

How do we decide what is Wilderness?

Bill Ingersoll 10/3/20 Bill Ingersoll 10/3/20

A Wilderness of Roads

In the year 2000 DEC opened Little Tupper and Rock Pond to overnight camping for the first time. This was when I began my thorough explorations.

Bill Ingersoll 9/22/20 Bill Ingersoll 9/22/20

Roads of Recovery

Recent news that the remaining portion of Whitney Park, one of the last surviving private parks erected in the 1890s, is on the market has both intrigued me and disappointed me. On the one hand, I have been dreaming of exploring its woods and waters for twenty-two years; on the other, the current owner has expressed hostility to the idea of selling the land to the Forest Preserve.