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Finger Lakes Land Trust to host presentation on the creation of the Shotwell Brook Conservation Area

Finger Lakes Land Trust to host presentation on the creation of the Shotwell Brook Conservation Area

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SKANEATLES, NY (607NewsNow) — On Wednesday, July 29th, Finger Lakes Land Trust (FLLT) President Andrew Zepp will give a progress report on the organization’s efforts to restore and develop a new conservation area in Skaeneatles.

The meeting at St. James Episcopal Church will consist of a brief presentation, outlining the progress made on the 100-acre Shotwell Brook Conservation Area. According to the FLLT website, environmental scientist and Land Trust board member Charles Driscoll will introduce the program. There will be time for questions after the presentation.

Find more information on the FLLT website here.

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