Bolton Landing, NY – The Lake George Land Conservancy (LGLC) is pleased to announce the addition of three people to its Board of Directors: Sheryl Arenholz, Katie Bruening, and Amanda Metzger. Sheryl Arenholz is the third generation in her family to enjoy the beauty and wonder of Lake George. Her lifelong relationship with the Lake […]
Amy’s Park: A Hero for Lake George and Wildlife | Up Yonda Farm | Winter Outings In February of 2012, the LGLC protected 500 acres in the back lands of Bolton. Since then, the land was given a name – Amy’s Park – and has continued to serve its most vital function of filtering water […]
For nearly four years, the LGLC has been working to protect our lands from the hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA) – an invasive terrestrial pest that preys on the hemlock tree. From the beginning, our efforts to better understand this best and protect our trees were guided by Dr. Mark Whitmore and the Hemlock Initiative of […]
Contributed by LGLC Community Engagement and Events Manager Michele Vidarte. If you are anything like me and my family, you’ve been seeking solace in the outdoors over the past several months, both for your physical and mental health. Seeking solitude in nature not only recharges our energy, it feeds the soul, and in the best […]
Bolton Landing, NY – The Lake George Land Conservancy (LGLC) is pleased to announce that it received a grant of $23,300 from the New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation’s Conservation Partnership Program, administered by the Land Trust Alliance. The grant will allow the public to access the LGLC’s 12-acre, ecologically-important East Brook Preserve in […]
