The Living Land: Monthly News for March 2020
National Forest Addition, Happy Hour Benefit in Ithaca, and Free Public Events
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National Forest Addition, Happy Hour Benefit in Ithaca, and Free Public Events
Let’s Cheers to Conservation in March and April!
Protection of this parcel prevents future subdivision that would fragment wildlife habitat connectivity.
A resource for conservation landowners in the Finger Lakes region
Nature Preserve Expansion in the Southern Tier, Finger Lakes Water Quality, and an Employment Opportunity!
Future plans for the site include extending the preserve’s 2.5-mile trail system onto the new addition.
These odd little balls that we see on goldenrod reveal a complex web of relationships.
4 issues of The Land Steward from 2020.
A look back at major conservation successes of 2019. Thank you for your contributions and hard work!
Canandaigua Lake Watershed Protection, Emerald Necklace Grows with New Addition, Gift Memberships and More!
The property is part of a forest block that spans nearly 6,000 acres of conserved woods.
The property is noteworthy for its scenic views, diverse wildlife habitats, and location near the head of Barnes Gully.
The Finger Lakes Land Trust presents a wonderful new chance to protect land and water in the beautiful…
The Land Trust acquired 139 acres, just east of Ithaca, in the town of Richford, Tioga County.
Double Your Conservation Impact, Toxic Algae Resources, and Gift Memberships
A generous family wants to match your gift!
A new hiking trail now connects the Hinchcliff Family Preserve with the Ripley Hill Nature Preserve.
Fighting Toxic Algae & Protecting Water, Honeoye Lake Conservation, Local Cider, and Your New FLLT Shirts & Gear!
The Land Trust is reaffirming its commitment to protect the region’s clean waters by escalating its work in five strategic areas.
In 1603, two ships set out from England to what is now Maine on the so-called Great Sassafras Hunts.