Brochure: Shoreline to Summit Campaign Report
Thanks to broad regional support, the Land Trust raised more than $5,400,000 to protect the scenic landscapes…
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Two Below Zero on the Shores of Cayuga
See video and photos of VanRiper Conservation Area on a bitter January morning.
Land Purchase Safeguards Ithaca’s Drinking Water Supply
Forest and wetland acquisition expands greenbelt by adding to popular Roy H Park preserve.
Conservation Agreement Protects Land Near Canandaigua Lake
Easement conserves 181 acres adjacent to state wildlife management area in Yates County.
FLLT Newsletters (2014)
4 issues of The Land Steward from 2014.
The Wild Turkey
The natural history of the turkey is intertwined with human history.
State Grant Supports New Skaneateles Lake Conservation Area
$300K award supports development of 206-acre preserve with public hiking trails and lake views.
Lansing Conservation Gift Protects Cayuga Lake Watershed
Easement limits future development on 46-acre property opposite Taughannock Park.
Hiking Hills and Crossing Creek at Ellis Hollow
Let’s wander the trails of Ellis Hollow during a sloggy December rain.
FLLT Helps Grow State’s Largest Wildlife Management Area
Key FLLT parcel of mature hardwood forest will be added to Connecticut Hill conservation area.
First Fall Colors on the Boardwalk at Park Preserve
Explore over 240 acres at the Park Preserve, a living museum of forests, wetlands, meadows, and creeks.
Our American Mink
The mink is a bioindicator for aquatic environments.
Lazarus of the Amphibian World
The North American wood frog is freeze-tolerant.
The Ever So Adaptable Fisher
Fishers are a lot more resilient than anyone had expected.
The Thrush in My Woods
The Wood Thrush often sings until nightfall.
The Mysterious Merlin
Merlins seem to be a particularly adaptable species.
The Surprisingly Common Bobcat
Although bobcats are secretive and solitary, they are fairly common.
Interpretive Sign: McIlroy Preserve
The combination of kame and kettle glacial geology, elevation, calcium-rich waters, and cool temperatures is responsible for the unusual wetland plant communities found here.
Interpretive Signs: Park Preserve, Part 1
The Roy H Park Preserve strategically connects Yellow Barn and Hammond Hill State Forests, and a Cornell University natural area.
Interpretive Signs: Park Preserve, Part 2
The diversity of habitats found within this preserve are the result of its landscape features as well as the land use history of the site.
