Photo: Rob Howard

Year-in-Review – Top Land Trust Stories of 2024

Dear Friends of the Finger Lakes, together we conserved 2,267 acres in 2024, surpassing many milestones – 33,500 acres permanently conserved, over 11 miles of streambanks protected, and over 55 miles of trails open to the public. Please enjoy the following highlights in our Year-in-Review. Let’s do more great things in 2025!

Photo: Chris Ray

Nearly 1,000 Acres Protected at Bad Bear Hill Near Corning, Largest Project in FLLT History!See Maps & Video!

Photo: Dawn Cornell

Sims-Jennings Preserve at Cayuga Cliffs Opens With Two Miles of Trails and Panoramic Lake Views See Maps & Video!

Photo: Chris Ray

Land Trust Acquires 101 Acres by Village of Skaneateles to Protect Water Quality and Create New Walking Paths See Maps & Video!

Photo: Bill Hecht

New Bluff Point Conservation Effort on Keuka Lake Launched With Two Land Purchases

Photo: Matt Sitler

Land Trust Expands Wesley Hill Nature Preserve Near Honeoye Lake, Part of Hemlock to High Tor Initiative

Photo: FLLT

Public-Private Partnership Celebrates Opening of New Trails on Land to Be Added to Robert H. Treman State Park

Photo: FLLT

Acquisition Adds to New York State’s Largest Wildlife Management Area

Photo: Nigel Kent

Land Trust Completes Tenth Acquisition at Canandaigua Lake’s Bare Hill

Photo: Chris McAuliffe

Partnership Protects 10,000 Feet Along Cayuga Lake’s Fall Creek

Land Trust and Finger Lakes Institute Host Over 400 Attendees for A Conversation with Dan Egan on Phosphorus and the Health of Our Lakes

 

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