Over Twenty Acres on the West Side of Skaneateles Lake Conserved Forever
Protection of the property will safeguard habitat for birds and other wildlife in an area that is facing significant development pressure.
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Protection of the property will safeguard habitat for birds and other wildlife in an area that is facing significant development pressure.
The forest of Bahar Preserve and Carpenter Falls will be the 19th New York forest to join the Old-Growth Forest Network
The property is in the headwaters of Six Mile Creek, a public drinking water source for the city of Ithaca.
Christiansen Farms is a third-generation, NOFA-NY-certified organic dairy and crop farm.
The FLLT intends to convey the two-acre property to New York State Department as an addition to the Big Flats Wildlife Management Area.
The property has expansive views of Owasco Lake and the surrounding area.
The parcel will be added to the FLLT’s Goetchius Preserve, a diverse 84-acre wetland complex.
A keystone species, the American chestnut is a fast-growing tree whose nuts once fed people as well as wildlife and livestock.
Sale of the property was contingent upon a preservation easement held by Historic Ithaca.
The FLLT accepted the donation of 15 acres of steep forested hillside on Glen Haven Road in the town of Niles, Cayuga County.
The 30-acre property is located three miles south of Geneva.
Surrounded by existing national forest land, the inholding was identified as a priority for protection because of its key location.
The FLLT is working on important conservation projects across the three easternmost Finger Lakes.
57 Acres Added to Honeoye Inlet Wildlife Management Area, 140 Acres Added to Catharine Creek Wildlife Management Area
The property is located on a steep forested ridge revered by the Seneca.
State Water Quality Improvement Program funds projects to help protect Skaneateles Lake watershed.
Partnership enhances safe and convenient access to conserved lands and Finger Lakes Trail.
The FLLT hopes to have opportunities to work with the Onondaga Nation and other Haudenosaunee Nations on similar projects in the future.
Located at the southeastern end of Otisco Lake, the park is open to the public during daylight hours.
The 200-year-old fieldstone home and more than 140 acres of woodlands are located in the town of Enfield, Tompkins County