Series of Free Conservation Workshops Planned
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Key conservation updates from the Finger Lakes Land Trust, including press releases and special reports. You can also get our free email newsletter.
Learn about various tools available for conserving your land.
The parcel contains over 900 feet of frontage on Six Mile Creek – the source of Ithaca’s drinking water.
Monthly conservation news for March 2016
Conklin Gully is known to many residents of the western Finger Lakes as one of the region’s premiere gorge walks.
The Land Trust joins 342 accredited land trusts that demonstrate their commitment to professional excellence.
Monthly conservation news for February 2016.
The site provides prime habitat for Bald Eagles, Osprey, and a variety of waterfowl.
A look back at major conservation wins in 2015 and your extraordinary contributions.
Over 200 acres adjacent to the historic summer home of Mark Twain, now protected.
Congress has renewed the charitable IRA roll-over, retroactive to January 1, 2015.
This is the single greatest legislative action in decades to support land conservation.
Perhaps the crown jewel is the 4,505 foot stretch of Bear Swamp Creek that flows through the property.
Addition of this land to the adjacent wildlife management area will significantly enhance public access.
The West River Preserve encompasses 65 acres of restored grassland bird habitat near the south end of Canandaigua Lake.
The 206 acre preserve features more than a mile of fields and forests with panoramic views of Skaneateles Lake.
One of the protected farm properties is the main source of food for The Restaurant at Elderberry Pond.
Overlook is well known for affording one of the best vistas in the Finger Lakes region.
Easement conserves 116 acres next to New York’s only National Forest.
Check here for updates and photos after each Spring Bird Quest event.
Grants will boost regional tourism efforts and help identify conservation priorities.