These sites provide interesting
information about the Corinth area.
- Saratoga County, NY
- Links to Saratoga County information by the County of Saratoga. Includes: Pet Adoption Page, Department and Agency Phone Numbers, County Supervisors, Monthly Meetings and Holiday Schedule, Certificate of Residence Applicaiton, Job Listings, Office of the Aging, Public Health and other related links. (www.saratoga.ny.us/)
LOGGING AND PAPER MAKING INDUSTRY
- International Paper
- Information about International Paper: history, careers,
policies, projects, brands. (www.internationalpaper.com)
- Forestry
- About.com's guide to web sites about forestry collected by
subject experts. (forestry.about.com/education/forestry/)
- The Northern Forest Center
- The Northern Forest Center is a non-profit organization that promotes awareness and understanding of community, cultural, environmental, and economic issues and supports projects and networks that increase regional collaboration and citizen leadership to develop the regional identity of the Northern Forest. (www.northernforest.org)
LOCAL WILDLIFE
- Everything Muskrat Home Page
- Ken VanElstine's links to hundreds of muskrat related pages on
the web. (my.net-link.net/~vaneselk/muskrat/)
- Ducks at a Distance
- The U.S. Geological Society's waterfowl identification guide.
(http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/tools/duckdist/duckdist.htm)
- All About Ducks for Kids
- Maggie's duck facts, duck activities, clip art, songs, coloring books and more. (http://www.kiddyhouse.com/Farm/ducks.html)
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS
- The Adirondacks, More Than Just Mountains
- Greg Smith's guide to web sites that explore the people, places,
sights, and history that make the Adirondack region, one
of the most unique in the world. (http://www.adirondack-park.net/)
- The Adirondack Museum
- The Adirondack Museum is known nation-wide for its exhibits and collections that reflect two centuries of human endeavor in one of the last wilderness areas in the United States. Its twenty-two indoor and outdoor exhibits tell of the people who have inhabited and visited this land of forests, lakes, and mountains since the early 1800s. (http://www.adkmuseum.org/)
THE CORINTH FREE LIBRARY
89 MAIN STREET CORINTH, NY 12822 518-654- 6913
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