At Work in Albany to Support Land and Water Conservation
Adirondack Land Trust staffers Olivia Dwyer and Connie Prickett traded microspikes for dress shoes on Valentine’s Day, the better >
How Do Conservation Easements Impact Farm Finances?
The Adirondack Land Trust is hosting a free informational session for farmland owners 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 1, at >
Merger Finalized, Three Sisters Preserve and other Sites Added to Protected Lands Portfolio
The merger of two nationally accredited land trusts streamlines operations and ensures continued open space protection in New York’s >
How Do Conservation Easements Impact Farm Operations?
The “Essex County Farmland Protection and Food System Plan 2022” estimates that 523 parcels comprising 39,000 acres may be >
New York Acquires Key Parcel on Thirteenth Lake
On November 9, 2022, New York State acquired from the Adirondack Land Trust 17 undeveloped acres with shoreline on >
Six Nations Iroquois Cultural Center and Adirondack Land Trust Protect 333 Acres, Take the Long View Together
The Six Nations Iroquois Cultural Center and the Adirondack Land Trust today announce a new partnership that will protect >
Vote Yes! Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs Bond Act
On Election Day, November 8, voters across New York state will have the opportunity to show their support for >
Share Your Ideas about Glenview Preserve
The Adirondack Land trust is inviting input from community members to help plan for the use and enjoyment of >
Land Trusts Are for the Birds
The Adirondack Park has long been a popular destination for bird-watching. Rugged yet accessible wildlands offer visitors and residents >
Adirondack Land Trust and Family Protect Scenic Vista in Keene
A local family and the Adirondack Land Trust have conserved 107 acres and a third of a mile of >