Interpretive Signs: Park Preserve, Part 3
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.
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Interpretive Sign: Lindsay-Parsons Biodiversity Preserve
Kame and kettle glacial geology and a history of human use, are responsible for the high species diversity here.
Interpretive Sign: VanRiper Nature Preserve
Undisturbed shoreline habitat is rare along Cayuga Lake, yet in demand by migrating birds (and nature lovers).
FLLT Annual Program Summary (2013-2014)
FLLT protected more than 1,100 acres of the region’s most beloved lands during the last fiscal year.
Land Gift Adds To Protected Wetlands Near Seneca Lake
Wildlife-rich property forms part of National Audobon Society Important Bird Area.
Afoot in the Field (Vol 5, Issue 2)
Summer 2014.
Afoot in the Field (Vol 5, Issue 1)
Winter-Spring 2014.
FLLT Newsletters (2013)
4 issues of The Land Steward from 2013.
Handle with Care! Snapping Turtles
The snapping turtle appears prehistoric because it is.
Afoot in the Field (Vol 4, Issue 2)
Summer 2013.
FLLT Annual Program Summary (2012-2013)
FLLT completed 15 land protection projects totaling 1,547 acres of the region’s most significant open space.
The Honey Bee: Our Friend in Danger
No one knows why the bees are dying or how to save them.
Afoot in the Field (Vol 4, Issue 1)
Winter-Spring 2013.
Winter for Black-Capped Chickadees
How does this tiny bird survive subzero temperatures?
FLLT Newsletters (2012)
4 issues of The Land Steward from 2012.
Brochure: The Emerald Necklace
Extending in an arc around Ithaca, more than 50,000 acres of conserved land…
Brochure: Aldo Leopold Society
Aldo Leopold is regarded by many as the father of the modern American environmental movement…
Brochure: Options for Conserving Your Land
The region’s unique quality of life depends on the wealth of benefits that our lands provide.
Brochure: Protecting Your Land with a Conservation Easement
Landowners, perhaps more than any other single group, hold the key to our region’s well-being.
Afoot in the Field (Vol 3, Issue 2)
Summer 2012.
