FLLT Annual Report (2017-2018)
With the help of over 200 volunteers, the Land Trust now stewards more than 21,000 acres!
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Partnership Expands Opportunities for Outdoor Education at Finger Lakes Community College
The college will use the site to teach students about wildlife management and forestry practices.
The Living Land: Monthly News for September 2018
Farmland Protection, Saving Habitat for the Birds, and Happy Hour for Owasco Shoreline!
Land Trust and Town of Gorham Form Partnership to Protect Prime Farmland in Canandaigua Lake Watershed
The property will remain in agricultural use.
The Living Land: Monthly News for August 2018
Saving a Home for Herons, Growing the West Hill Wildway, Raising a Pint for Owasco Lake, and More…
West Hill Wildway Expands Through Public-Private Partnership
Conserving the property will help protect water quality in the Cayuga Lake watershed.
Land Purchase Secures a Home for Herons
The Land Trust acquired an addition its 537-acre Lindsay-Parsons Biodiversity Preserve!
Building Biodiversity: Let’s Add Fresh Water Habitat to Lindsay-Parsons!
The Land Trust needs your help to protect Great Blue Heron habitat and expand the Lindsay-Parsons Biodiversity Preserve!
Afoot in the Field (Vol 9, Issue 2)
A resource for conservation landowners in the Finger Lakes region
Goddess of the Moon: the life history of the Luna Moth
The luna moth is a living avatar of the moon—at rest by day, on the move by night, exquisitely pale, subtle yet spectacular.
The Living Land: Monthly News for July 2018
Monthly Conservation News for July 2018
Land Trust Partnering with Cornell University to Combat Threats to Hemlock Trees
Hemlock trees are an irreplaceable part of the eastern forests.
The Living Land: Monthly News for June 2018
Monthly conservation news for June 2018
Land Gift Helps Protect Ithaca’s Drinking Water
This is the Land Trust 26th protection project within the Six Mile Creek watershed.
Spring Bird Quest Weekend Recap
Mark Chao’s insightful recap of our favorite annual birding event!
The Living Land: Monthly News for May 2018
Monthly conservation news for May 2018
Red and Gray Foxes
New York is home to two fox species, the red (Vulpes vulpes), and the gray (Urocyon cinereoargenteus).
State Grants Provide Support for Development of Regional Conservation and Tourism Projects
The Land Trust was awarded $62,000 in grant funding.
The Living Land: Monthly News for April 2018
Monthly conservation news for April 2018
Volunteer with the Land Trust This Spring!
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