Afoot in the Field (Vol 10, Issue 2)
A resource for conservation landowners in the Finger Lakes region
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A resource for conservation landowners in the Finger Lakes region
The property supports a diversity of wildlife including Bald Eagles and black bear, with the Palisades creating a dramatic backdrop.
The Land Trust recently acquired 900 feet of pristine Skaneateles Lake shoreline along with 90 acres of hillside forest.
Finger Lakes Trail Protection, 700 Acres of Farmland Conserved Forever, and Our 30th Anniversary Celebration Continues!
Many millennia have passed since North America was a true wilderness.
The property boasts stunning 30-mile views of the surrounding landscape from a hilltop field accessed by a section of the FLT.
Set in a rolling agricultural landscape, Brock Acres—a commodity crop farm located in the towns of Canandaigua and East Bloomfield—is one of many at-risk farms in the region.
Protection of the property will help ensure that wide ranging animals such as black bear and bobcat.
Chemung River Landmark Conserved Forever, Invasive Species Control, and Our 30th Anniversary Celebration Continues!
EAB is an invasive wood-boring beetle that is threatening ash trees throughout North America.
Visible from Interstate 86 and NYS Route 352, the steep hillside property is a cherished landmark in the Southern Tier, known locally as the Palisades.
Protection of the property will improve water quality in Owego Creek and further downstream in the Susquehanna River and Chesapeake Bay watersheds.
30 for 30 Hikes, 2,000 Feet of Skaneateles Lakeshore Conserved Forever, and Free Public Events
Nothing shines so brightly in the Finger Lakes as the fireflies, beetles of the family Lampyridae.
The property is contiguous to the organization’s Cora Kampfe Dickinson Preserve.
The FLLT will work with the Central New York Land Trust to conserve the property.
Happy Earth Day, Lick Brook Trail Renewal, and 30th Anniversary Hikes!
Announcing the winners and prizes of our 30th Anniversary photo contest – which saw hundreds of entries from 44 talented photographers!
Over 75 inspiring photos in the categories Aerial, Black and White, People in Nature, Plans & Fungi, Wildlife, and Landscapes.
Update, January 7, 2020: Thank you! You did it! You helped us raise over $65,000 to rehabilitate the gorge trail…