Article XIV of the New York State Constitution

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Article XIV of the New York State Constitution is the “forever wild” provision that protects New York’s Forest Preserve lands, including much of the Adirondack Park, by strictly limiting their sale, lease, or development.

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“Forever Wild” clause of the New York State Constitution	1

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Adirondack Park → constitutionalClause → Article XIV of the New York State Constitution ⓘ

Dix Mountain Wilderness Area → governedBy → Article XIV of the New York State Constitution ⓘ

High Peaks Wilderness Area → governingLaw → Article XIV of the New York State Constitution ⓘ

this entity surface form: “Forever Wild” clause of the New York State Constitution

Hurricane Mountain Wilderness Area → legalProtection → Article XIV of the New York State Constitution ⓘ