Land Trust Partners with Town of Geneva to Conserve the Heart of Kashong Glen
Thanks to this partnership, the heart of “Kashong Glen”—a classic Finger Lakes gorge—is now protected.
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Thanks to this partnership, the heart of “Kashong Glen”—a classic Finger Lakes gorge—is now protected.
Representatives from 15 regional associations gathered to advocate for strengthened investments to protect the Finger Lakes.
The scenic properties contain open fields, steep forested hillsides, unnamed tributaries that flow into Keuka Lake, and host a section of the Finger Lakes Trail system.
This accomplishment represents over three decades of long-term, consensus-based strategies.
The mostly wooded property borders Yellow Barn State Forest.
The plantings will help reduce stormwater flows and erosion while filtering pollutants.
Waldershare Acres features two short intersecting loop trails totaling 0.6 miles, which guide visitors through a mature hardwood forest.
The property spans the divide between two major central New York watersheds.
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.
Proceeds from the recent sale of the property will be used to create the Carman and Sandra B. Hill Fund.
This acquisition will extend the FLLT’s protected shoreline to 3,000 feet in this area.
This effort will ensure the future conservation of a 114,000-acre forested landscape.
Previously part of Wells College, this land was acquired by FLLT member Grace Bates with the intent of creating the park for public enjoyment.
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The FLLT acquired 108 wooded acres in the town of Virgil, Cortland County, near Greek Peak Mountain Resort.
The FLLT acquired 218 acres adjacent to Bear Swamp State Forest in the town of Sempronius in Cayuga County.
All contributions will directly support the creation of a 2.1-mile network of walking paths, scenic overlooks, and more.
The FLLT purchased 30 wooded acres that share a boundary with the Finger Lakes Trail in the town of Catharine, Schuyler County.
The Finger Lakes Land Trust (FLLT) purchased 23 acres in the town of Ulysses, Tompkins County, from the…