Our Photographers
Jeff Nadler, who took the color photos in Adirondack Birding, is one of the best bird photographers working in the Adirondacks. His work can be viewed at jnphoto.net.
Carl Heilman II is a professional landscape photographer who contributed numerous images to Adirondack Birding and Bob Marshall in the Adirondacks. The starry-sky photo on the cover of Within a Forest Dark is also his work. More of Carl's photos can be seen at carlheilman.com.

Adirondack Explorer
A regional newsmagazine focusing on environmental issues
and non-motorized outdoor recreation. Edited by Phil Brown,
who compiled Bob Marshall in the Adirondacks.

Adirondack Council
Advocate for wilderness preservation in the Adirondacks.
Its agenda includes a proposal for establishing a 409,000-acre
Bob Marshall Great Wilderness south of Cranberry Lake.

Adirondack Mountain Club
Represents hikers, paddlers, cross-country skiers, birders, and other
outdoor enthusiasts. Many of Bob Marshall’s writings about
the Adirondacks first appeared in club magazines.

Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks
Founded in 1901, the Association is the oldest conservation
organization in the Adirondack Park. It maintains the
Adirondack Research Library in Niskayuna, N.Y.

Residents’ Committee to Protect the Adirondacks
The youngest of the Adirondack Park’s environmental groups. About half of its members reside year-round within the Park.

Adirondack Nature Conservancy
Working behind the scenes, the Conservancy has helped
preserve tens of thousands of acres in the Adirondacks.
Based in Keene Valley.

Wilderness Society
National organization formed in 1935 by Bob Marshall
and friends. Helped pass the federal Wilderness Act.
Based in Washington, D.C.