Land Trust Volunteer Marks Ten Years of Spring Birding
Join us for the 10th anniversary of Spring Bird Quest, celebrating birds and our work to preserve their vital habitats across the region.
FLLT News
Key conservation updates from the Finger Lakes Land Trust, including press releases and special reports. You can also get our free email newsletter.
Land Donation Leads to 290-Acre Nature Preserve in Tioga County
The property is a mix of forest and meadows with frontage on Catatonk Creek.
Your New FLLT Web Site!
Welcome to the new web site of the Finger Lakes Land Trust.
Public Comment Now Open as Land Trust Applies for Accreditation
The Finger Lakes Land Trust has been selected to apply for accreditation.
Land Purchase Expands Emerald Necklace Around Ithaca
30-acre parcel adds to existing nature preserve in Tompkins County.
Gift Protects 3,000+ Feet of Cayuga Lake Shoreline
Easement conserves one of Cayuga Lake’s longest stretches of undeveloped shore.
Personal Stories Show Benefits of Land Conservation
Jobs, health, and resilience among benefits of conserved open spaces in New York State.
Conservation Gift Protects Iconic Skaneateles Landmark
Easement secures forest and stream corridor at Brook Farm, venue of annual festival.
Land Purchase Safeguards Ithaca’s Drinking Water Supply
Forest and wetland acquisition expands greenbelt by adding to popular Roy H Park preserve.
Conservation Agreement Protects Land Near Canandaigua Lake
Easement conserves 181 acres adjacent to state wildlife management area in Yates County.
State Grant Supports New Skaneateles Lake Conservation Area
$300K award supports development of 206-acre preserve with public hiking trails and lake views.
Lansing Conservation Gift Protects Cayuga Lake Watershed
Easement limits future development on 46-acre property opposite Taughannock Park.
FLLT Helps Grow State’s Largest Wildlife Management Area
Key FLLT parcel of mature hardwood forest will be added to Connecticut Hill conservation area.
Land Gift Adds To Protected Wetlands Near Seneca Lake
Wildlife-rich property forms part of National Audobon Society Important Bird Area.
