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Are gravel pits, maintenance yards and an armory really part of the Forest Preserve?
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Are gravel pits, maintenance yards and an armory really part of the Forest Preserve?
The Forest Preserve begins Last year marked the 140th anniversary of the Forest Preserve. In 1885, after years of unchecked logging and ecological devastation, unpaid taxes, looted timber, rail fires and fears of unchecked flooding, New York established a Forest Preserve in the Catskills and in northern New York and gave responsibility for “preservation of the forests” to a Forest Commission. In that historic act, forests then owned by New York…
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