Preserving Farmland & Fostering Future Generations
The Stanko Family Legacy
Jim and Marnie Stanko’s journey began in different parts of New York—Jim grew up on Long Island, while Marnie was raised in Waverly, NY. They…
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Jesse Irwin
Capture the Beauty of Tug Hill
Calling All Nature Photographers
We are accepting photographs highlighting the many landscapes, wildlife, activities, and people of the Tug Hill region for our annual calendar, Greenings newsletter, website, and…
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Kathleen Roberts
A Lasting Gift for Tug Hill’s Future
Introducing the Legacy Challenge 2025-2026
Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust is thrilled to introduce the Legacy Challenge 2025-2026, a unique opportunity for our supporters to make a meaningful and lasting…
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Terra Sullivan
Protecting & Keeping Farmland Productive
Protecting & Keeping Farmland Productive
Conserving farmland brings significant benefits to our community by strengthening the farm-to-market pipeline with a steady supply of fresh local produce. This process supports local…
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Volunteers enrich outdoor experiences on Tug Hill
Group leader’s efforts fosters fun and community
When Bob McNamara decided to volunteer for the land trust, he wasn’t thinking about becoming a ‘mover and shaker.’ Rather, he just wanted to share…
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RD White
Top of Mind from the Bottom of the Hill
Paul and Diane Miller live at the Bottom of the Hill. Tug Hill that is – along Fish Creek near where it flows into Oneida…
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Jacqueline Humphrey
Farmers on conserved land are managing for a changing climate
Farmers are innovators, part of the solution
When Lynn Murray conserved his farm in 2015, in the town of Champion, his goal was to ensure that his kids could take over the…
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Jeff Brady
Tax-savvy ways to give
When Margaret Mead said, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever…
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Joe Wilson, Wirestock Creators
The moose are back! Did you see them?
Some folks did and shared these special moments on social media.
That happened this fall when someone posted, “Hey, did you see that photo of the moose swimming across Alder Pond on Facebook?” A flurry of…
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Janet Thompson
A new trail is meandering through the heart of Tug Hill
Volunteer with us to help extend the trail
The soon-to-be 20-mile Traverse Trail will take another leap forward this summer thanks to the help of volunteers, dedicated board and staff, and long-time partners….
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