The Living Land: Monthly News for September 2024
Double Your Impact, Great News for Cayuga and Keuka Lakes, Yates County Farmland Protection, and More
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Double Your Impact, Great News for Cayuga and Keuka Lakes, Yates County Farmland Protection, and More
The property features 10,000 feet of frontage on Fall Creek, the source of Cornell University’s drinking water supply and the largest tributary to Cayuga Lake.
The sale of the property to AES will support New York State’s climate goals.
Show your spirit in new cuts and colors, and inspire others to save more lands and waters in our beautiful region!
Please give today so that we can protect more land and help ensure the future of our lakes.
The property contains some of the most productive farmland in the Finger Lakes region.
A Conservation Win for Canandaigua Lake, $100,000 Challenge Match, and September Events!
A resource for conservation landowners in the Finger Lakes region. In this issue: Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Management
The parcel was identified as a priority for protection due to its strategic “puzzle-piece” location.
Woodpeckers are common enough – they are found almost everywhere in the world – that it is easy to forget that they are marvels of natural engineering.
The Finger Lakes Land Trust (FLLT) is finalizing three crucial projects that will help safeguard the future of Skaneateles Lake!
Good Conservation News for Keuka Lake, New Trails Near Corning, Free Events, and More!
38 acres have been added to the Wesley Hill Nature Preserve in Ontario County.
The property is open during daylight hours for hiking, trail running, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and birdwatching.
Help us protect lands on Bluff Point!
New Nature Preserve with Lake Views, Good News for Farmland Protection, and Free Events!
Two of the Land Trust’s projects were selected through New York State’s Farmland Protection Implementation Grants program.
The preserve protects over 4,000 feet of wooded bluffs above Cayuga Lake.
The FLLT is thrilled to announce that our $100,000 Keuka Lake Bluff Point Challenge Match has been surpassed!
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Finger Lakes Land Trust, and NYSEG collaborated to facilitate the permanent protection of the former Bell Station property and maximize public access.