“Hemlock to High Tor” Conservation Initiative in the Western Finger Lakes
The Land Trust aims to ensure the integrity of a forested landscape that extends across 114,000 acres.
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The Land Trust aims to ensure the integrity of a forested landscape that extends across 114,000 acres.
Hemlock to High Tor Initiative Underway, Organic Farmland Protections, and More!
More than 200 acres have been acquired with two more parcels under contract.
This is the second conservation project completed with the Christiansen family, who operate a NOFA-NY-certified organic dairy and crop farm.
Land Donation in Cayuga Lake Watershed to Support Education, a Special Land Trust Ice Cream Flavor, and More!
Proceeds from the recent sale of the property will be used to create the Carman and Sandra B. Hill Fund.
Community support is needed to cover the cost of purchase and permanent stewardship!
Pristine Skaneateles Shoreline Protected, a New Initiative for Conservation in the Western Finger Lakes, and More!
This acquisition will extend the FLLT’s protected shoreline to 3,000 feet in this area.
Show your conservation spirit and inspire others to save more lands and waters in our beautiful region!
This effort will ensure the future conservation of a 114,000-acre forested landscape.
Make a lasting impact that protects Our Finger Lakes Forever
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 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.