The Land Trust acquired nearly 1,000 acres featuring one mile of frontage along the Canisteo River, just southwest of Corning.

FLLT Board Member Karen Meriwether honored with a contribution to the Bluff Point Conservation Initiative.

Containing woodlands, meadows, crop fields, and a small vineyard, the property has been managed by Dale Shaw’s family since it was first purchased in the 1940s.

The easement protects 182 acres in the town of Southport, Chemung County.

The properties were purchased as part of a new initiative to conserve lands significant for their ecological value, water quality, and scenic beauty.

The Salmon Creek Bird Sanctuary was established as a collaboration between the FLLT and the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology in 1988.

The forested lakefront property contains just over 350 feet along a pristine undeveloped cove.

Establishing native trees at this site will enhance wildlife habitat, promote plant diversity, and create an important stream buffer to reduce nutrient runoff to Owasco Lake.

The organization has protected 690 acres at Jackson-Noel Farms in Onondaga County.

81 acres have been added to the Fischer Old Growth Forest Natural Area.

Conservation of this property secures scenic views, protects grassland bird habitat, and creates new recreation opportunities.