New York | The Conservation Fund

By the Numbers:

492,933 acres of land and water saved

More than $6,628,500 has been leveraged in loans to protect land through the Conservation Loans program.
Over 272,600 acres have been protected to benefit Parks.

Located 75 miles from New York City between the Delaware River and the Catskill Mountains, the Ten Mile River...

Roughly 51,334 acres sitting deep in the heart of Adirondack Park are now on a path toward permanent protection,...

Cowee Forest consists of several parcels of former privately-owned forestland scattered along the borders where New York, Vermont and...

Near the Lake Erie shore, the community of Eden boasts some of New York state’s most fertile soil. That’s...

Upstate New York’s Tug Hill region, also known as Tug Hill Plateau, is known for its timber industry, snowfall...

Did you know that more than half of the forestland in the United States is privately owned and therefore...

Over the past 25 years, the community of New Suffolk in Southampton, New York, has rallied to protect the...

The Northern Forest rises from the Tug Hill Plateau in central New York and stretches across Vermont, New Hampshire,...

Encompassing one-third of the total land area of New York State, Adirondack Park is a unique collection of public...