EVENT PART OF THE LAKE FRIENDLY LIVING AWARENESS WEEK, MAY 2-8, 2021: Caring for our yards is the most direct way we care for the earth. By planting native plants, we provide habitat for even the smallest creatures. By using…

EVENT PART OF THE LAKE FRIENDLY LIVING AWARENESS WEEK, MAY 2-8, 2021: Hemlock trees provide lake-friendly services to our water bodies by shading streams and locking soil in place along shorelines. The Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (HWA) threatens this native species,…

EVENT PART OF THE LAKE FRIENDLY LIVING AWARENESS WEEK, MAY 2-8, 2021: This presentation will focus on a select group of native trees, shrubs, perennials, grasses and more--with an emphasis on their environmental and aesthetic values, and where they like…

EVENT PART OF THE LAKE FRIENDLY LIVING AWARENESS WEEK, MAY 2-8, 2021: Aquatic invasive species (AIS) are detrimental to the ecosystem of a waterbody and overall water quality. Learning how to identify and report AIS is a way we can…

EVENT PART OF THE LAKE FRIENDLY LIVING AWARENESS WEEK, MAY 2-8, 2021: There are many ways homeowners can manage and prevent erosion and runoff on their property. Water quality concerns can be addressed along shorelines and stream banks, and across…

EVENT PART OF THE LAKE FRIENDLY LIVING AWARENESS WEEK, MAY 2-8, 2021: The increasing vitality of the Finger Lakes wine industry has brought an abundance of new wine operations and tourism to the region. With growing concern about the health…

Our lakes need all types of champions—from individuals to businesses to community advocates to people working in all levels of government. Congressman John Katko (NY 24th) will speak about federal water quality initiatives and funding opportunities, followed by Aimee Clinkhammer…

The workshop will introduce various options available to landowners interested in conserving their land and water, with special focus on conservation easements. Max Heitner, Director of Conservation for the Finger Lakes Land Trust,  will provide a brief overview of the…