We know that grasslands and wetlands are busy places in the summertime, but what about winter? While many birds migrate to warmer areas, owls, foxes, and weasels are hunting abundant mouse and vole populations, taking…
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Conserving farmland brings significant benefits to our community by strengthening the farm-to-market pipeline with a steady supply of fresh local…
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On Nov. 8, 2022, New Yorkers overwhelmingly approved the $4.2 billion Environmental Bond Act. State agencies, local governments, and partners…
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The loss of 2,800 NY farms is tragic not only for the farming families and communities in which those farms…
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In the heart of our local Tug Hill region lies a hidden gem – what is often referred to as…
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When Bob McNamara decided to volunteer for the land trust, he wasn’t thinking about becoming a ‘mover and shaker.’ Rather,…
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When Serena Soldani went out to clean off her car this spring, something clicked. “Normally, I would mutter to myself…
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Paul and Diane Miller live at the Bottom of the Hill. Tug Hill that is – along Fish Creek near…
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When Lynn Murray conserved his farm in 2015, in the town of Champion, his goal was to ensure that his…
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Would you like to protect your land? Do you know someone who might be interested in protecting their farm, woodlands,…
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