Three Falls Woods

04/11/2024

04/11/2024

04/05/2024

04/04/2024

Want to help us save land and protect wildlife? The CNY Land Trust is hosting its annual Walk for Nature fundraiser on May 4th at Marcellus Park.

Win prizes, listen to great live bands and a DJ while helping us raise money to save more land, plant more trees, and sow more wildflower seeds.

All proceeds go to our local, nonprofit organization. Tickets are on sale now for $35. Participants receive a free t-shirt! Sign up at https://www.cnylandtrust.org/walk-for-nature-tickets-1.

We have partnered with area students to help us raise money for land conservation. If you are a student and would like to help, you can register for free at https://www.cnylandtrust.org/walk-for-nature-student-registration . If you raise $35 or more you will get a free t-shirt. Schools with the most participants will win a pizza party for up to 100 students!

03/30/2024

Animals utilize every bit of a dead standing tree that they can. Also called "snags", these important resources provide shelter, nesting spots, and food. From mammals like bats, squirrels, and raccoons to insects like butterflies, spiders, and bees, and amphibians like salamanders, toads, and treefrogs, if you see a dead standing tree, it has probably been home to at least one of them. Snags also provide important forage food options for birds and mammals who peck, poke, pound, and scratch their way to nutritious insects inside. We even found the mammal Henry Dul, Land Steward (Terra dispensator) making great use of this snag for a photo op while boundary marking at Hartfarms. Trees are truly magnificent!

03/29/2024

03/26/2024

SU honor students Rory Levinson, Taylor Stubitsch, Maya Philips, Katherine Monroe, Isabella Brown, and Jordan Campanelli spent the afternoon touring Three Falls Woods with Paul Porter, Director of Stewardship, and Jack Gramlich, long-time CNYLT volunteer. Thank you for your interest in this special preserve and wildlife conservation.