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Pollinator Pop-Up
The Pollinator Pop-Up is an interactive exhibit offering hands-on activities and a wealth of information for pollinator lovers of all ages.
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Pollinator Pop-Up-en-EspaƱol
The Pollinator Pop-Up is an interactive exhibit offering hands-on activities and a wealth of information for pollinator lovers of all ages.
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Westchester Land Trust's leadership consists of a Board of Directors and Advisory Board.
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Protected open space is vital to the future of our communitiesāfor recreation, wildlife habitat, safeguarding drinking water, and protection against climate change.
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Westchester Land Trust works together with public and private partners to preserve land in perpetuity, and to protect and enhance the natural resources in our communities.
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Westchester Land Trust works together with public and private partners to preserve land in perpetuity, and to protect and enhance the natural resources in our communities.
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Westchester Land Trust has protected thousands of acres of land throughout Westchester and Putnam counties for you to enjoy with the help of local communities, partners, and government agencies.
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Privacy
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New Directors Named
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Undeveloped Land Adjacent to Glenwood Lake Park is Preserved Thanks to Conservation Partnership
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The Valeria Story
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Westchester Land Trust Receives $2 Million Grant to Protect 128-Acre Ryder Farm in Southeast
Photo credit: The Ryder Family
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2015 Annual Benefit
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2014 Annual Benefit
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The Waletzky Story
Events
Trail Work at Buttonbush Preserve
Join WLT's stewardship team and the New York-New Jersey Trail Conference on Tuesday, November 7 to help improve trails at Buttonbush Preserve in Cortlandt.
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Glenwood Lake Park Tree Planting
Join WLT's stewardship team and the Glenwood Lake Association on Sunday, November 5 to help plant trees at Glenwood Lake Park in New Rochelle.
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Annual Benefit
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Bluegrass at the Farm
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Reggae in the Barn
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Trail Work at Mill River Preserve
Join WLT's stewardship team and the Town of Lewisboro Trail Volunteers on Tuesday, November 21 to help build a trail at Mill River Preserve in Lewisboro.
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2024 Annual Benefit
Preserves
Westchester Wilderness Walk / Zofnass Family Preserve
Westchester Wilderness Walk / Zofnass Family Preserve encompasses rocky woods, streams and wetlands, an arboretum, and, at 127 acres, is one of the largest Westchester Land Trust preserves.
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Hemlock Brook Preserve
Hemlock Brook Preserve was donated by Walter P. Lewisohn in 1971 to The Nature Conservancy and in 2003 it was transferred to Westchester Land Trust.
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Hunter Brook Preserve
Hunter Brook Preserve in Yorktown covers 45 acres along the stream corridor of the Hunter Brook, an important tributary of the Croton Reservoir.
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Rock Shelter Preserve
Rock Shelter Preserve features woodlands, old fields, and wetlands, and sits within the Eastern Westchester Biotic Corridor, a 22,000-acre swath of land noted for its regionally-important diversity of wildlife.
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Tom Burke Preserve
Tom Burke Preserve in Bedford Hills is perfect if you're looking for a short stroll in an open area and is great for birdwatching or botanizing.
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Danner Family Preserve
The Danner Family Preserve spans the Yorktown-Putnam Valley town line and the border of Westchester and Putnam counties.
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Old Church Lane Preserve
Situated on a dirt road in a relatively remote area of Lewisboro, Old Church Lane Preserve encompasses extensive wetlands amid upland deciduous forest, ridges, and rock outcrops.
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Pine Croft Meadow Preserve
Pine Croft Meadow Preserve is a gently sloping, open meadow full of native grasses, wildflowers, rushes, sedges, and shrubs. The trail is a simple path that runs along the driveway into the preserve, crossing a small bridge over a stream and then following a mowed path through the meadow.
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Frederick P. Rose Preserve
Covering woods, old fields and wetlands, Frederick P. Rose Preserve is a key link in the Eastern Westchester Biotic Corridor, a 22,000-acre swath of land noted for its regionally-important diversity of wildlife.