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Forests - NYSDEC - Vimarsana News

Forests - NYSDEC

New York state is 61% forested - forests cover 18.6 million acres of our 30.2 million total acres. Much of this land is privately owned and managed for wood or pulp. Most of the land owned by the State is forested.

Source: ny.gov
Wildlife Management Areas - Vimarsana News

Wildlife Management Areas

Containing around 250,000 acres, these state-owned lands are available for wildlife-related recreation and enjoying the outdoors. Check individual pages for what activities are allowed at each site or check out the WMA regulations.

Source: ny.gov
Open Space - NYSDEC - Vimarsana News

Open Space - NYSDEC

Open space is simply land or water that is undeveloped (free from residential, commercial, industrial, or institutional use). Open space can be either private or publicly owned and includes areas such as forests, agricultural field, public parks and preserves, and coastal lands.

Source: ny.gov
DEC Releases Draft Access and Public Use Plan for John White Wildlife Management Area for Public Comment - Vimarsana News

DEC Releases Draft Access and Public Use Plan for John White Wildlife Management Area for Public Comment

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) today released a draft Access and Public Use Plan (APUP) for the John White Wildlife Management Area (WMA) for public review and comment. The comprehensive plan will guide management for wildlife and public access over a 10-year timeframe, after which DEC will assess conditions and needs and update the plan accordingly. 

Source: ny.gov
Open Space - NYDEC - Vimarsana News

Open Space - NYDEC

Open space is simply land or water that is undeveloped (free from residential, commercial, industrial, or institutional use). Open space can be either private or publicly owned and includes areas such as forests, agricultural field, public parks and preserves, and coastal lands.

Source: ny.gov