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Key conservation updates from the Finger Lakes Land Trust, including press releases and special reports. You can also get our free email newsletter.
Show your conservation spirit and inspire others to save more lands and waters in our beautiful region!
These efforts are a growing priority for the Land Trust.
Funded through the Farmland Protection Implementation Grant program, three of the Land Trust’s projects were selected for protection.
Thanks to you, the Finger Lakes Land Trust reached a major milestone this past fiscal year, conserving over 35,000 acres across the region.
Please give today so that we can protect more land and help ensure the future of our lakes.
The Conservation Easement Steward position provides critical support for the management and stewardship of all conservation easements and deed restrictions held and enforced by the FLLT.
Read our complete list of publicly accessible nature preserves where hunting is not allowed during the fall and winter hunting season, October 1 through December 22, 2026.
Lindsay-Parsons Preserve Addition, Land Trust Gear, and Free Events!
The Land Trust seeks a strategic and creative leader responsible for the management, oversight, and integration of all fundraising programs.
The new parcel features wetlands adjacent to the Cayuga Inlet, a natural kettle pond, and steep forested hillsides.
Please support the acquisition of this shoreline addition to the Great Hill Preserve.
A new chance to protect Keuka Lake’s Bluff Point, conservation in the Skaneateles Lake watershed, and summer events
Help the Land Trust protect scenic Keuka Lake!
The FLLT protected 90 acres at Eastmere Farms along East Lake Road and Pork Street in the town of Skaneateles.
See the new improvements at the Roy H. Park Preserve.
Forest Protection in the Emerald Necklace, Hiking Challenge, Free Events, and More
Public comment period now open.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and Finger Lakes Land Trust protected two parcels totaling 33 acres to protect water quality and help safeguard public drinking water sources for the City of Ithaca.
The FLLT has launched a $500,000 fundraising campaign to acquire the property and establish a nature preserve open to everyone!
New Universally Accessible Trail, Spring Gear, Emerald Necklace Anniversary, and Much More!