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Shannon Reuter

Annual Calendar Photo Contest Now Open

The Annual Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust Calendar Photo Contest is officially underway! We invite photographers of all experience levels to help us showcase the beauty, character, and spirit of the Tug Hill region in…

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Board Names Heidi Sourwine as Interim Executive Director

Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust Board has named Heidi Sourwine as its Interim Executive Director, continuing her leadership with the…

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Shawne Denison-Klun

Twilight Owl Prowl Series Welcomes New Sponsor

The Enchanted Edible Forest at Cross Island Farms helps bring guided twilight adventures to the community

We are proud to recognize The Enchanted Edible Forest at Cross Island Farms as the sponsor of this year’s Twilight…

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Karen Millspaugh

Community Survey

Help Shape The Future Of Tug Hill

We Want Your Input There’s so much opportunity to conserve the special places of the Tug Hill region and your…

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books, window, and cup

Strengthening Community Connections through Reading

Readers Exploring Nature

FACT:  Turtles are the most imperiled major group of animals on earth. If you save a female turtle, she may…

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Child placing a gift beside a tree

Meaningful Ways to Give

As a community-supported conservation organization, none of this work would be possible without you, our donors, partners, landowners, and volunteers….

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pond and wetlands

Sharing the Wonder, Deepening Connections

Weekly dispatches bring us all closer to Tug Hill This past spring, recently retired educator and board member Laurie Frykholm…

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lightening bugs

A Property with a Rare Spark

Flash mob, nature edition

Art Evans and Leslie Reed-Evans have spent years enjoying the quiet beauty of their camp tucked along the Black River….

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David E. Ramsey Independence River Public Conservation Area

More to Explore at Special Places Close to You

Exploring the Land Together

From newly opened trails to the protection of important wildlife habitat, each of THTLT’s nature preserves offers a unique opportunity…

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berries along path

Restoring Forest Habitat for Bats and Beyond

Bringing the Forest Back to Life

When the David S. Smith Public Conservation Area was protected in 2022, one of the driving forces behind the effort…

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