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Catskills links and information Page |
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www.casanctuary.org/index.php |
Located in the foothills of the
Catskill Mountains, Catskill Animal Sanctuary provides a safe and loving
haven for abused and abandoned horses and farm animals—animals who have
never known warm shelter, spacious pastures, good food, or the touch of a
kind hand. Since 2001, CAS has provided refuge for close to 400 such
animals, including horses, ponies, cows, goats, sheep, donkeys, pigs,
rabbits, and a variety of birds. |
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www.catskillmtrailroad.com/ |
Our trains provide passenger service
along the scenic Esopus Creek. Take a 14-mile round trip on the scenic train
through the beautiful Catskill Mountains or a 6 mile round trip on the
Esopus Creek shuttle, creek users ride one way. At Phoenicia, experience
life both past and present by visiting the village as well as the historic
1900 railroad depot. |
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www.dec.state.ny.us/ |
The New York State Department of Environmental
Conservation exists to:"conserve,
improve, and protect the New York State's natural resources and environment,
and control water, land and air pollution, in order to enhance the health,
safety and welfare of the people of the state and their overall economic and
social well being."
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www.Belleayre.com |
Belleayre Mountain is located in the heart of the Catskill Mountains in the
Catskill Forest Preserve on forever wild land. When the great snow flew
across the Catskill Mountain chain they paused, gathered in abundance, and
created a massive snow hole in the middle of the Catskill Forest Preserve.
Belleayre Mt. rising majestically in the middle of the Preserve, was
declared "Forever Wild" by New York State in 1885, the year the Forest
Preserve was created.
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www.catskillcenter.org/ |
The
Catskill Center is a non-profit organization working to protect the
cultural, historic, and natural resources of the Catskill Mountains.
Marrying both environmental protection and sustainable economic development,
we are an advocate for the region's vibrant main streets, valuable natural
resources, artistic and historic assets, and working landscapes. We
accomplish this through four main program areas
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Balsam Lake Forest Information |
The Balsam Lake
Mountain Wild Forest is located 8 miles south of Margaretville (Route 28)
and 18 miles north of Livingston Manor (Route 17). It lies mainly within the
western Ulster County town of Hardenburgh, with small appendages in the
towns of Middletown and Andes in Delaware County |
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