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Before heading out to visit State lands, take the time to review and familiarize yourself with these principles ahead of time to help ensure you will be prepared, stay safe, and minimize damage to our shared lands and waterways.It's easy to Leave No TraceTMPlan and PrepareTravel and Camp on Durable SurfacesDispose of Waste ProperlyLeave What You FindMinimize Campfire ImpactsRespect WildlifeBe Considerate of OthersLearn more about how you can protect natural spaces when exploring outdoors by visiting the Leave No TraceTM website.Be Prepared and Hike SafelyProper planning and preparation will help ensure a fun, safe, and sustainable adventure outdoors.Use trustworthy sources to find accurate trail information and maps, and choose an experience that's right for you. Check the weather and find out what current trail conditions are before your trip. Learn what gear you need to bring and save local emergency contact information just in case. Before setting out on your adventure, assess your fitness and skill level. Don't overestimate your abilities; match the trail with your abilities and the experience you are looking for to ensure you have a safe, enjoyable visit.Read additional information on hiking safety and learn about the ten hiking essentials.Visit Trails Less TraveledFind trails less traveled and plan your visit when trails may be less busy during daylight hours. Popular trails are popular for a reason, but New York has lots of hidden treasures just waiting to be explored. Look beyond the popular spots on social media and discover areas that you can enjoy time and time again.Certain hiking areas are in high demand, such as the High Peaks and destinations in the Catskills. Come prepared with back-up options and move on if the area's parking lot is full. Park responsibly for your safety and the safety of other motorists and pedestrians.Also consider exploring areas beyond the Adirondack and Catskill Parks - including great spots closer to home. Use the DECinfo Locator to find a DEC-managed resource near you.DEC Professionals Are Here to HelpDEC staff are here to keep you and our natural resources safe. Forest Rangers, Assistant Forest Rangers, Foresters, backcountry and front-country stewards, trail crews, and education staff are important resources for outdoor recreators and for the protection of our lands.
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These are your lands-owned by New York State and operated by the DEC's Bureau of Wildlife.While there is just one WMA on Long Island (Region 1) and none in New York City (Region 2), there are other public lands available for use in those regions.The Bureau of Wildlife manages nearly 150 areas to visit, including about 125 WMAs, several Unique Areas and Multiple Use Areas, and other lands. These properties (known as the WMA System) are scattered across the state for your use and enjoyment. Together, these areas contain around 250,000 acres-including 124,000 acres of forests and grasslands and 53,000 acres of wetlands-providing enough room for a lot of us to get outdoors, have fun, and not get in anyone's way.WMAs are organized by DEC region.Some activities may require permits and fees. We strongly advise you to call the appropriate DEC Regional wildlife telephone number prior to visiting any WMA. By doing so, you can quickly learn more about a specific area, its uses, and facilities.Find a list of all WMAs on the Find Places to Go webpage, or search by region below:Region 3 WMAs (Lower Hudson Valley)Region 4 WMAs (Capital Region/Northern Catskills)Region 5 WMAs (Eastern Adirondacks/Lake Champlain)Region 6 WMAs (Western/Adirondacks/Eastern Lake Ontario)Region 7 WMAs (Central New York)Region 8 WMAs (Western Finger Lakes)Region 9 WMAs (Western New York)WMA RegulationsAnyone using a WMA should be aware of the rules governing that particular area. Each WMA has its own webpage that lists featured activities, available facilities, any site-specific restrictions, and a map of the area. Please refer to the webpage or kiosk of each WMA for specific restrictions. For most areas, statewide hunting and fishing regulations as well as statewide WMA regulations (PDF) will apply.
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