New Parkland on Cayuga Lake to be Named Three Falls State Park
Will Create Additional Public Recreation Opportunities Along Cayuga Lake at the Former Camp Barton Scout Camp The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and…
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The Central New York Land Trust Will March in its First Syracuse St. Patrick’s Day Parade
The Central New York Land Trust, a conservation nonprofit based in Fayetteville, is excited to announce it will march in its first Syracuse St….
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Landmark Society Announces 2026 Five to Revive
Sites include properties from Monroe, Wayne, and Seneca counties. The Landmark Society of Western New York announced its 2026 Five to Revive – a…
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Remediation and Restoration Options along Lake Ontario’s Shoreline
Are Natural, Nature-Based or Hard Structures Needed to Remediate Erosion Along New York’s Great Lakes Shorelines? This winter’s extreme conditions along New York’s Great…
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Finger Lakes Land Trust Partners with Town of Geneva
The Finger Lakes Land Trust (FLLT) announced it purchased 74 acres, including the heart of “Kashong Glen”—a classic Finger Lakes gorge located in both Geneva, Ontario…
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Westlake Art Conservation Center
Strengthening Central New York as a Hub for Art Preservation and Culture The Westlake Art Conservation Center is entering a transformative new chapter as…
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Finger Lakes Land Trust Surpasses Milestone of 35,000 Acres Conserved
The Finger Lakes Land Trust (FLLT) announced it has achieved a major milestone of 35,000 acres conserved across the 12-county region. This accomplishment represents over three…
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Conservation Easements Protect 280 Acres of Family Land in the Keuka Lake Watershed
The Finger Lakes Land Trust (FLLT) announced it has accepted the donation of three conservation easements from sisters Yolanda Adrean and Dolores Wheeler protecting 283 acres…
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Too Cold for Pythons: A Look at Invasive Species in the Finger Lakes
by Derek Doeffinger The invaders are here. They’re in your backyard. They’re in your house. They’re in the trees. They’re soaring the skies, chewing…
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