Let’s Be Mindful
Our Lifestyle is impacting the lands and waters we love Guest post by: Meredith Davison, Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust Communication & Marketing Director Where’s your favorite place outdoors? Is it down by the river?…
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Spring 2020 Intern Welcome
Senior at SUNY OswegoMorgan Cole has joined the Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust team as an Intern for the spring 2020 semester, focusing…
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Get ready to explore Tug Hill
Recreational Guide ReprintGood news! The ever-popular Tug Hill Recreation Guide is newly updated and available cost-free at the Tug Hill Tomorrow Land…
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Have you ever wondered what the future of wildlife and water will be in Tug Hill?
Partnership provides funding for interested landownersStudies around the world, including the University of Florida, Wisconsin at Madison, Cornell University, and as far away as the…
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Kids need to be the future of conservation
“Ewww. I don’t want to go outside. It’s buggy out there. It’s boring.”Have you heard similar comments from kids you know? You aren’t alone. The lure of technology and the couch are…
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Volunteers give more than time
Imagine paddling down the Black River, a river that provides drinking water to the City of Watertown and Fort Drum,…
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Dairy farmers conserving their land, family heritage
The next generation steps upDan Huntley’s family has worked the same land for 200 years. The iconic 720-acre farm, located in the town of…
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Farm Credit East
More Than a Financial Business
A commitment to the next generationIf you are a farmer in the Tug Hill region you are probably familiar with Farm Credit East. Serving agricultural…
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Report Sheds Light on Role of Land Trusts in Climate Change
The Land Trust Alliance sees land conservancies as key to implementing renewables. At first blush, putting “open space” and “land…
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Learn How To Save Your ASH
Learn how to conserve ash and manage emerald ash borer (EAB) – the future of ash is in your hands!The MaMA program of the Ecological Research Institute (www.MonitoringAsh.org) provides constructive actions to take at each stage of Emerald Ash…
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