The importance of having accessible open spaces for recreation, physical and mental health and connecting and learning about nature has become very apparent during these months of dealing with the pandemic. Creating those spaces has…
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You would have thought that social distancing, and wearing masks, would bring our land trust’s trail work to a halt….
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Fun alert! People from all walks of life have joined the Tug Hill 10 Challenge. That means they’ve documented their…
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2020 was a good year for wildlife conservation, as the Staying Connected Initiative took several strides forward in its work…
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“For kids, the natural world can be a place of peace, health and inspiration—and can launch a lifetime passion for…
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Businesses, both large and small, as well as community members who care about Tug Hill, continue to play a pivotal…
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A product Tug Hill residents look forward to every year! The beautiful full color 12×9 calendar featuring photos taken in…
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Imagine what it’s like to have worked on your family farm, one that your family has cared for and owned…
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When Andrea, Lydia, and Cynthia grew up in the hamlet of Barneveld, not far from the West Canada Creek, in…
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Barbara Kane looks out the door of her farmhouse and she sees more than the lovely view. With barns and…
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