There's a great, wide world of New York to explore. This site is correspondingly vast, covering everything from campgrounds to historic preservation initiatives. It has a broad range of material for the general public (like practical information on campsites) and information on scholarly activities, such as historic preservation plans. The Historic Sites area is a good place to start, as it contains an interactive map of the notable sites that dot the state. Teachers and students alike will find much to appreciate in the Environment area. Here they can look over lesson plans, learn about nature centers, and consider the Watchable Wildlife area, which contains information about the fauna in each natural region of the state. Also, businesspeople might check out the Business area to learn about possible partnerships with the department, including contract work and so on. [KMG]