In 2021, the Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust, in partnership with Ducks Unlimited, successfully
acquired 77 acres of restored grassland in the Town of West Turin, near Constableville. This addition to our portfolio of Public Conservation Areas (PCA) stands out for its unique natural features.
Keller Mohawk Hill PCA is home to re-established grasslands, Olmstead Brook, and wetland areas that provide critical habitat for a variety of wildlife, including migratory waterfowl and songbirds.
The property’s wetlands serve as essential breeding grounds for several species and contribute to the overall health of the local ecosystem. Birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts will find Keller Mohawk Hill especially rewarding.
Recognizing the potential for public engagement and education, the Land Trust is currently seeking funding to construct a viewing platform that will allow visitors to observe the area’s wildlife without disturbing their natural habitat.

In 2023, the Land Trust proudly named this conservation area after Bob and Carol Keller, in honor of their unwavering dedication and support. Longtime residents of Tug Hill will know the Kellers for their significant contributions to the region’s conservation efforts.
Bob Keller has been a steadfast member of the Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust’s Board of Directors, serving as both President and Treasurer in recent years.
Beyond their leadership roles, the Kellers continue to be actively involved in the stewardship of Keller Mohawk Hill. Bob will be leading a volunteer group that plays a crucial role in maintaining the PCA, ensuring that trails are accessible and the natural beauty of the area is preserved and we’re looking for interested volunteers.
Ducks Unlimited also assists by mowing the trails several times each summer. After eight years, the Land Trust will assume full responsibility for all mowing and maintenance activities at Keller Mohawk Hill.
Collaborative Preservation
Keller Mohawk Hill is not just a conservation area; it is a testament to the power of community and collaboration in preserving Tug Hill’s natural heritage for future generations.