Finger Lakes Land Trust Opens Two New Nature Preserves
New nature preserves in the Keuka and Owasco watersheds are now open to the public.
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New nature preserves in the Keuka and Owasco watersheds are now open to the public.
Double Your Impact, Two New Nature Preserves, Free Online Events, and More!
The 74-acre preserve features forested bluffs overlooking Owasco Lake as well as wetlands, meadows, and a rugged gorge.
Both the Finger Lakes Museum and Ganondagan State Historic Site exemplify the unique natural and cultural history of the Finger Lakes region.
Our annual report offers highlights of our work from this past year and we hope you enjoy these pages filled with good news.
Within the Finger Lakes region, areas around Canandaigua, Ithaca, and Cortland are among the most threatened in the state according to American Farmland Trust’s “Farms Under Threat” report.
The preserve is a gift from Jerusalem residents Art and Kay Wilder.
The property contains 785 feet of frontage along the Owasco Inlet and is adjacent to the Owasco Flats Wildlife Management Area.
Efforts are underway to protect water quality at a Land Trust-owned property on the east side of Skaneateles Lake.
The Land Trust Accreditation Commission invites public input.
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This property provides an important connection between state lands on Bare Hill and two other parcels previously acquired by the Land Trust.
The property was generously donated to the organization by community members Cornelia “Nelly” Farnum and Jack Booker.
Otisco Lakeshore Protection, Free Online Event, and Two Miles of Land Above Skaneateles Lake Conserved Forever!
The Land Trust acquired a 35-acre property at the southeastern end of Otisco Lake.
FLLT presents a new conservation success – a big win for open space and clean water!
Wade is a former president of Canandaigua Lake Watershed Association.
The Land Trust purchased 75 acres of woodlands in Cortland and Onondaga counties, linking the organization’s High Vista and Hinchcliff Family preserves,