FULTON CHAIN OF LAKESS ASSOCIATION

The Fulton Chain of Lakes Association was founded in 1968 with a mission of protecting the waters of the Fulton Chain of Lakes in New York's Central Adirondacks. On this website you will find helpful information about our organization and how you can help us with our mission of preserving and protecting the unique environment of the Fulton Chain of Lakes and surrounding woodlands. For the past fifty years, we have been active in matters involving both water quality and water safety on our lakes... The Burd amendment had weakened the effectiveness of the state constitution's forever wild clause. Consequently, the Black River watershed became, in the 1940s and 50s, the backdrop for an epic dispute between conservationists and the proponents of new dams and reservoirs working with the river regulating districts. The legal and political battles of this period have been called the Black River Water War. The dam proponents pointed to how disgruntled shoreline owners on the Fulton Chain had..

Also known as: Fulton Chain of Lakes Association, The Fulton Chain of Lakes Association

Primary location: Old Forge United States