We’re 35! Read more in our Fall-Winter newsletter. Plus – hunting season safety; work to begin at Peggy’s; HWA management. This October marks our 35th anniversary! Check out our special anniversary spread in this season’s newsletter. What’s inside: Celebrating 35 Years of Conservation Managing for HWA Hiking Safety During Hunting Season Peggy’s Work to Begin Upcoming Events View E-News Sign up to receive emails directly! Receive LGLC’s monthly email newsletter directly to your inbox. You can unsubscribe at any time. The post October 2023 News appeared first on Lake George Land Cons ..read more

Click above or this link to view LGLC’s bi-annual newsletter, viewshed, for Fall/Winter 2023 What’s inside: Pages 4-7: Conservation & StewardshipSouth Basin Success New Protection for Indian Brook Managing for Invasive Species Pages 8-13: Special Section, 35th AnniversaryCelebrating 35 Years of Land Conservation and Water Quality Protection Pages 14-18: People & PartnersPeople of the Land: Anthony Paul New President, Directors Supporter Spotlight Accolades Pages 19-21: Events & Outreach 2023 Celebrations, Events and Outreach Amy’s Race Results The post Fall/Winter 2023 LGLC Newsle ..read more

10 Acres Protected in Bolton! Plus – Amy’s Race is Sept. 30, interns report, volunteer of the year, and more! The LGLC has just protected 10 acres of land in Bolton’s Indian Brook subwatershed, including three acres of wetlands and about700 feet of Saddlebrook stream corridor. What’s inside: 10 Acres Added to Indian Brook and Northwest Bay Protection Still Time to register for Amy’s Race, Sept. 30th Thank You to All LGLC Volunteers; Celebrating Volunteer of the Year Betsy Brainard LGLC Summer Intern Report Upcoming Events View E-News Sign up to receive emails directly! Receive LGLC ..read more

The LGLC Board of Directors elected four new members and thanked four for their years of service. Bolton Landing, NY – The Lake George Land Conservancy (LGLC) is pleased to announce that Paul Bell has been elected President of the LGLC Board of Directors. Mr. Bell is taking over the position from past President Jeff Brozyna, who reached his term limit on the Board. Mr. Bell joined the LGLC Board in November 2020 and had since served two years as Vice-President of Conservation. A resident of Silver Bay, New York, and Laurel Park, North Carolina, Mr. Bell is a retired senior media executive and ..read more

More than $260k raised for conservation! Plus, register for Amy’s Race, volunteer, and join a hike! 200 people joined together at the LGLC’s Land and Water Conservation Celebration to raise over $260,000 to directly support projects including the Wiawaka Uplands. What’s inside: LGLC’s 24th Land and Water Conservation Celebration: A Night for the Land and the Lake LGLC Executive Director Mike Horn Talks About Wiawaka, South Basin Conservation with Look TV Registration is Open for Amy’s Race, Sept. 30th Seeking Volunteers! Quilt Raffle to Benefit the LGLC Upcoming Events Post of the Month ..read more

Bolton Landing, NY – Registration is open for the Lake George Land Conservancy’s (LGLC) 7th annual Amy’s Adventure Race for the Lake, taking place Saturday, September 30, 2023. The race is a 4.5-mile trail run at Amy’s Park in Bolton, NY. Registration is available online at https://lglc.org/amys-race. Amy’s Park offers challenging and rugged terrain amidst ponds, marshes, and forests. A virtual option is also available, so athletes can run the race at Amy’s Park or from wherever they choose on September 30th, as long as it’s 4.5 miles. An after-party will be held at the Bolton Landing Brewing ..read more

Bolton Landing, NY – The Lake George Land Conservancy (LGLC) hosted more than 200 guests for its 24th annual Land and Water Conservation Celebration on Friday, July 28th. In total, the event raised over $260,000 to directly support some of the LGLC’s most pressing and urgent projects including the Wiawaka Uplands Conservation Project. This year’s event returned to the beautiful setting of the Inn at Erlowest in the Town of Lake George. Guests participated in a silent auction while enjoying refreshments on the patio, where they were also treated to a clear view of the lake, shoreline, and mount ..read more

Presidents Reception honors; limited tickets available for the Celebration; volunteer opportunities! Four awards were presented at this year’s President’s Reception, July 13th. What’s inside: Four Prestigious Awards Presented at 10th Annual President’s Reception Last Chance to Get Tickets to the Land & Water Conservation Celebration: July 28th at the Inn at Erlowest July 20: Northwest Bay Paddle with Ornithologist Alan Belford Seeking Volunteers! Upcoming Events View E-News Four Prestigious Awards Presented at 10th Annual President’s Reception Sign up to receive emails directly ..read more

Bolton Landing, NY – More than 100 people gathered for the Lake George Land Conservancy’s (LGLC) 10th annual President’s Reception, held Thursday, July 13, 2023, at the Silver Bay YMCA Conference and Family Retreat Center. The evening included the presentation of the 2023 Henry M. Rowan Conservation Award to the Beaty Family, and Apperson Society medals to David Legg, Daniel and Dianne Ryterband, and the Margaret A. Darrin Charitable Trust. LGLC President Jeff Brozyna welcomed guests and, amidst the background sounds of pouring rain and thunder, thanked them for their leadership in conserving ..read more

Our latest newsletter is now available, PLUS lots and lots of events! Check our spring/summer newsletter and the many events coming up – grab your pen to write them on your calendar! What’s inside: The LGLC’s Latest Newsletter is Here! Celebrate the Summer Solstice: June 21 Join us at teh Sans, June 23, 5-6:30 pm 2023 Living Lands Series Begins June 28 Upcoming Events View E-News Sign up to receive emails directly! Receive LGLC’s monthly email newsletter directly to your inbox. You can unsubscribe at any time. The post June 2023 E-News appeared first on Lake George Land Conservancy ..read more