Conservancy Secures $6.95 Million
Genesee Valley Conservancy secures $6.95 million to purchase protections across 3,000+ acres of highly productive agricultural lands in the Genesee Valley.
Eagle Scout Project Expands Trails at Mill Creek
Boy Scout Sawyer Barron of Troop 38 in Dansville has created a new trail at Mill Creek Nature Preserve in Wayland.
Brothers Protect Kingston Farm in Geneseo
Bob and Dan Kingston have permanently protected their Geneseo farmland by working with Genesee Valley Conservancy to ensure their sixth-generation family farm remains in agriculture.
Photo Exhibit Features Protected Farmland Farmers
This exhibit of images by photographer Rebecca Drobis captures the story of agriculture in the Genesee River watershed.
True Family Protects Perry Farmland
Landowners Brian True and Stacia True have protected 770 acres of farmland in Perry, Wyoming County!
Calling All Fiber Artists
We’re looking for fiber artists of all types to create 100 square feet of fiber arts inspired by the Genesee Valley! All are welcome to participate!
Conesus Lake Land Protected
Siblings Doug, Deb, and Lynn have protected 13 acres sitting just above Conesus Lake!
17 Acres Added to Island Preserve
Elizabeth Chanler Chatwin has made another extraordinary gift to the Geneseo community by adding a crucial 17.5 acres of land to Genesee Valley Conservancy’s Island Preserve in the Village of Geneseo.
Silver Meadows Farm Protected
The Klein family has completed a conservation project to protect 562 acres of their Silver Meadows Farm in Castile and Perry!
Girl Scouts Volunteer at Indian Fort Nature Preserve
By Caroline Capel, Caroline Tallon, Emily Lamb & Morgan Walton
Conservancy Receives $12.3 Million to Protect 11,600 Acres
$12.3 Million will allow Conservancy to protect 11,600 acres of prime farmland in the Genesee Valley.
Heindale Dairy Farm
Matt Halladay reflects on meeting and working with the Heineman family on lining up a farmland protection project for their dairy farm.
40 Foot Bridge Now Spans Mill Creek
This new bridge over Mill Creek protects the water quality of this important trout stream.