Land Trust Receives Nearly $2 Million in State Funding for Farmland Protection Projects in Chemung and Yates Counties
Two of the Land Trust’s projects were selected through New York State’s Farmland Protection Implementation Grants program.
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Two of the Land Trust’s projects were selected through New York State’s Farmland Protection Implementation Grants program.
The preserve protects over 4,000 feet of wooded bluffs above Cayuga Lake.
The FLLT is thrilled to announce that our $100,000 Keuka Lake Bluff Point Challenge Match has been surpassed!
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Finger Lakes Land Trust, and NYSEG collaborated to facilitate the permanent protection of the former Bell Station property and maximize public access.
Connected habitats are critical for the daily and seasonal movements of wildlife amid the ever-growing encroachment of humanity.
Free Guided Hikes, Annual Meeting and Celebration, and More!
The grant will allow the Land Trust to make improvements to the Roy H. Park Preserve in Dryden.
160 Acres in the Southern Tier Conserved Forever, Spring Events, New Gear, and More!
Show your spirit in new cuts and colors, and inspire others to save more lands and waters in our beautiful region!
Locations on the shore of Lake Ontario in Monroe and Wayne counties were chosen for their unique outdoor recreation opportunities, as well as several others in the region.
Let’s celebrate our conservation successes together!
The property is located on a hilltop in the Five Mile Creek sub-basin of the Cohocton River Watershed.
Over $4 Million in State Funds Awarded for Water Quality Protection and More Good News!
Bare Hill is well known in the region for its scenic views and cultural significance in the creation story of the Seneca Nation.
The property contains 1,200 feet of frontage on a tributary to Taughannock Creek.
A conversation with Pulitzer Prize-nominated Author Dan Egan from Tuesday, March 5, 2024.
Funding was awarded for conservation projects within the Skaneateles, Owasco, Seneca, and Keuka Lake watersheds.
Executive Director Andy Zepp provided testimony at a state budget hearing in Albany, NY, on February 7, 2024.
In this issue: Conservation Easement Statistics, Primary Tasks of the CE Stewardship Team, Meet the CE Stewardship Staff
The discussion will be of interest to anyone concerned about the health of our waterways.