New Preserve Coming to Skaneateles: Shotwell Brook Conservation Area!
The Finger Lakes Land Trust (FLLT) has secured 101 acres of fields, wetlands, and woods adjacent to the Village…
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The Finger Lakes Land Trust (FLLT) has secured 101 acres of fields, wetlands, and woods adjacent to the Village…
Previously part of Wells College, this land was acquired by FLLT member Grace Bates with the intent of creating the park for public enjoyment.
On May 17, 2025, the Finger Lakes Land Trust’s Wesley Hill Nature Preserve was formally inducted into the…
A New Lakeshore Park on Cayuga Lake, Our 36th Annual Meeting, Free Events, and More!
We invite all Land Trust members to join us for our Annual Meeting as we celebrate our conservation successes of the past year!
Chemung River Protection, Over 100 Acres Conserved in Cortland County, and Spring Events!
Located off of County Route 60 in Chemung County, the wooded property contains roosting habitat for Bald Eagles.
The Finger Lakes Land Trust seeks a full-time Director of Development to lead its fundraising efforts.
Some plants—invasive or not—secrete biochemicals that inhibit the growth and development of neighboring plant species, giving them an advantage over the competition.
The FLLT acquired 108 wooded acres in the town of Virgil, Cortland County, near Greek Peak Mountain Resort.
Learn about our current conservation projects and challenges in this presentation from March 12, 2025.
See our latest stories on protection wins in the Skaneateles Lake watershed – and sign up for two free events!
The FLLT acquired 218 acres adjacent to Bear Swamp State Forest in the town of Sempronius in Cayuga County.
In this issue: Bird habitat improvements, birdwatching benefits, and more.
1 issue of The Land Steward from 2025.
It is, most unusually, a deciduous conifer, the only one native to North America, apart from the bald cypress.
The Finger Lakes region has benefitted greatly from Jim’s passion for conservation and outdoor recreation.
All contributions will directly support the creation of a 2.1-mile network of walking paths, scenic overlooks, and more.
Governor Hochul’s commitment to improving New York State’s land acquisition process is good news for all New Yorkers.
A look back at major conservation successes of 2024. Thank you for your contributions and hard work!
The FLLT purchased 30 wooded acres that share a boundary with the Finger Lakes Trail in the town of Catharine, Schuyler County.