Finger Lakes Land Trust

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Our Mission

To conserve forever the lands and waters of the Finger Lakes region, ensuring scenic vistas, local foods, clean water, and wild places for everyone.

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Finger Lakes Land Trust Acquires 101 Acres Just Outside the Village of Skaneateles

October 1, 2024

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Since 1989

For over 35 years, we have protected our priceless waters, wildlife, and ways of life. Will you help us do more?

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Each year, we save roughly 1,000 more acres of the Finger Lakes region, protecting the lands and waters that we all love.  How do we do it?  Powered by you!

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John & Katie Rybinski

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When I was a young kid I always dreamed of having our farm intact.

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I sincerely believe in the beauty of the Finger Lakes.

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I relish the opportunity to interact and build friendships with FLLT staff and other volunteers.

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