Bolton Landing, NY – The Lake George Land Conservancy (LGLC) has been awarded $25,000 from the The Nature Conservancy in New York’s (TNC) 2021 Resilient and Connected Network Grant Program. The grant will be put towards the purchase and protection of 154 acres in Putnam that is part of the LGLC’s Sucker Brook Conservation Initiative. […]
Protection of the land is critical to the protection of the lake. To showcase our incredible lands, we created a series of videos, showcasing the forests and marshes, their beauty, nature and serenity. These conserved places silently work hard everyday to protect the water quality of Lake George. The LGLC is excited to release this […]
Protection of the land is critical to the protection of the lake. The Pinnacle, owned by the Town of Bolton and stewarded by the LGLC, has been protected since 2015. The 73-acre parcel is contiguous to other protected lands, including LGLC’s newest Bradley’s Lookout Preserve, and is a key part of the LGLC’s Bolton Hub […]
The Lake George Land Conservancy protected three important properties this year, totaling nearly 300 acres, including 40 acres of critical wetlands, 4,300 feet of stream corridor, and hundreds of acres of forestland. The protection of these lands ensures they will never be altered and will be able to forever continue their natural function of filtering […]
The Lake George Land Conservancy has made the invasive hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA) a priority for several years. Since 2016 we have monitored our own lands looking for signs of this tiny insect, hosted a number of training events to educate the public, and developed the knowledge and skills to rapidly respond to any infestation. […]
