Dutchess Land Conservancy is a
non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the rural character and
open lands of Dutchess County, New York.
We foster sound,
well-planned development, while ensuring the conservation of our natural
resources for the benefit of this and future generations.
DLC
Receives $25,000 from the New York State
Conservation Partnership Program (NYSCPP)
On April
23rd in Rochester, the New York State Department
of
Environmental Conservation (DEC) and the Land
Trust Alliance (LTA) announced $1.4 million in
Conservation Partnership Program Grants,
including $25,000 to DLC! This grant will help
us to purchase soft-ware to greatly expand our
mapping capabilities.
Learn more
Out and
About
VP for Land Conservation Art
Collings attended an LTA workshop, "Energizing
Leadership: Sustaining Your Organization for the
Long Run" and was also on hand for the
Glynwood’s 10th Annual Harvest Awards honoring
agricultural entrepreneurs who are leading the way
to a sustainable farming future in our region.
Senior Land Projects Manager Karin Roux joined the
fun at the Apple Blossom Festival at Fishkill
Farms. We are currently working with the
Morgenthau Family to protect their historic 250+
acre farm.
Land Projects Manager Sarah Love attended
Winnakee Land Trust’s Dutchess County Regional
Trails Conference. Over 200 participants
learned about the trails available in Dutchess
County and their economic benefits.
President Becky Thornton on Berkshire Taconic
Community Foundation’s
Doing
Good Radio
Listen here
Over 1700 acres
protected in 2011: 17 New Conserva-tion
Easements and almost 35,000 acres preserved!
Learn more about newly protected properties in
the Spring 2012 issue of
Gaining Groundcoming soon!
Help fund the NYSCPP and the EPF: Buy New York
State's first conservation license plate!
When you buy a New York State
Bluebird License Plate, $25 goes directly
into the State's Environmental Protection Fund,
dedicated for conservation projects identified in
New York's Open Space Plan.
Learn more
The
3rd Annual
Finality Farm Sheep Dog Trials
May 18-20