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Conservation Highlight- Rice-Clay Preserve
Tucked within Lake of the Isles, lies a 12-acre expanse of mature oak forests bordered by a pristine shoreline: the…
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Conservation Highlight- Foltz Easement
There’s something magical about the Picton Channel. At its narrowest point, just 500 feet wide, the towering mature hemlock and…
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Farewells- Zell Steever
Zell and his family spent countless summers on Grindstone Island. He was dedicated to family, the communities he lived in,…
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Farewells- Lois Jean MacFarlane
Growing up in Clayton, Lois Jean was a true River Rat with a deep appreciation for nature and the St.…
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Farewells- Scott Kempton
To Scott Kempton, the St. Lawrence River was a place of rejuvenation and adventure alike, a place to gather with…
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Farewells- Nancy Seeley
Nancy’s smile said it all. Her zest for life was only matched by her love of the outdoors and passion…
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Conservation Ethic: A Generational Gift
I’m not entirely sure where my grandfather gained his conservation ethic. Maybe it was ingrained in him by the bucolic…
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From the Letterbox
The first time I came to the Thousand Islands, I was in high school. My friend’s family had a small…
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Conservation Connections
Field Trip Highlight During the first academic year of this element of the program, TILT engaged with three different school…
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Stewardship Update
The Land Trust hit the ground running this spring on a series of stewardship initiatives. Our committed team, along with…
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Conserving Panunzio
At the end of a narrow, gravel dead-end road lies a hidden treasure and a life-source to the St. Lawrence…
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Organizational Update – Thank You for your Service, John Cardamone
This past fall, John Cardamone retired from the TILT board after 17 years of service. John played key roles in…