New York Statutes
§ 46-0101 — Legislative declaration and intent
§ 46-0101. Legislative declaration and intent.\n The pitch pine-scrub oak barrens or pine barrens in the city of Albany\nand towns of Guilderland and Colonie and known as the "Albany Pine Bush"\nor "Pine Bush" is a landscape of rare and endangered natural communities\nand species identified by the New York natural heritage program. Its\nlocation at the center of a major urban area makes it especially\nvaluable as an open space resource and, if properly managed, as a\npassive recreation area and educational laboratory.\n Both state, municipal and private actions have been taken to protect\nthe remaining Albany Pine Bush. Because of the fragile qualities of the\nPine Bush and its dependence on periodic fires, effective, coordinated\nmanagement of the remaining Albany Pine Bush is essential
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§ 46-0101
Legislative declaration and intent§ 46-0103
Definitions§ 46-0105
Albany Pine Bush preserve commission§ 46-0107
Albany Pine Bush preserve§ 46-0109
Powers and duties of the commission§ 46-0111
Management plan§ 46-0113
Appropriations by municipalities§ 46-0115
Cooperation of state agencies