State Grants Provide Support for Conservation in the Finger Lakes
A total of $1.8 million in Conservation Partnership Program grants were awarded to 58 nonprofit land trusts across New York.
Key conservation updates from the Finger Lakes Land Trust, including press releases and special reports. You can also get our free email newsletter.
A total of $1.8 million in Conservation Partnership Program grants were awarded to 58 nonprofit land trusts across New York.
Monthly conservation news for April 2017
Connecticut Hill is a popular destination for outdoor recreation and wildlife observation.
Funds for the project came from the state’s Farmland Protection Implementation Program.
The state budget includes historic investments in New York’s environment.
Outdoor enthusiasts have a new resource to find trails in Tompkins County.
Monthly conservation news for March 2017
The property has been in Art Woldt’s family since 1920 .
With this latest addition, the preserve now spans over 96 acres of diverse wildlife habitats.
Monthly Conservation News for February 2017
The popular series of birding trips led by FLLT volunteer Mark Chao will be held Memorial Day weekend.
Register for this 2-day event and become a member of the Land Trust!
A look back at major conservation successes of 2016. Thank you for your contributions and hard work.
The property is one of the largest remaining privately owned parcels within the town of Ithaca.
Together, we raised $100,000 in new gifts for conservation!
Monthly conservation news for December 2016
The plan provides a blueprint for open space conservation in New York State.
The report shows that land trusts have conserved 56 million acres across America.
Two of the Land Trust’s projects were selected for protection.
Monthly Conservation News for November 2016