SUNY Geneseo professor Dr. Kristina Hannam and her conservation biology students completed a class project to help the Conservancy in our battle against the adelgid.

Genesee Valley Conservancy and Cornell Cooperative Extension are excited to announce that registration has opened for the 2022 Landowner Workshop.

The Indian Fort Nature Preserve has a new bridge thanks to the hard work of many volunteers and a lumber donation by Glenn Steed of Steed Energy!

Over the past year, Indian Fort Nature Preserve has served as a meeting place and outdoor learning lab for Geneseo Boy Scout Troop 4070.

Join us for information workshops regarding the Livingston and Wyoming county farmland protection program. This is a mandatory meeting for all landowners interested in participating.

A long-enjoyed property, hidden off a side road in the town of Wayland, has become Genesee Valley Conservancy’s latest conservation project. This new 20-acre preserve is a mature hemlock forest that features Little Mill Creek cutting through the forested gully.

The Genesee Valley 100 is now open for viewing at Silver Lake Brewing Project and for viewing and sales on our online gallery!

Gary and Sharon Swede and their two sons Jason and Ryan permanently protected their farmland by placing three conservation easements on their Gary Swede Farms to protect 1,114 acres of highly productive Genesee Valley acres from subdivision and non-agricultural development forever.

Two conservation easements placed on lands worked by Highgrove Farm will protect 1,069 highly productive Genesee Valley acres from subdivision and non-agricultural development forever.

Steve & Jan Ashley donated a conservation easement on 146 acres in the town of Richmond, Ontario County, expanding protections along the Honeoye Creek.

The Mulligan family has protected 547 acres in Avon, adding to their previous farmland protection projects with the Conservancy!

There were 353 finishers in the 17th Oak Tree Half Marathon & 5K that took place in Geneseo on September 5, 2021.  The event, which benefits Genesee Valley Conservancy, is a fundraiser for the local land conservation not-for-profit working to protect habitat, open space, and farmland in the Genesee Valley.

In less than two weeks, runners will descend upon Geneseo for the 17th Oak Tree Half Marathon & 5K Run/Walk!

Dr. Hannam and her students are interested in using the recordings to monitor which species are using the ponds and what their cycles of calling activity are.

Genesee Valley Conservancy secures $6.95 million to purchase protections across 3,000+ acres of highly productive agricultural lands in the Genesee Valley.

Boy Scout Sawyer Barron of Troop 38 in Dansville has created a new trail at Mill Creek Nature Preserve in Wayland.

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.

This exhibit of images by photographer Rebecca Drobis captures the story of agriculture in the Genesee River watershed.

Join us for the Oak Tree Half Marathon & 5K Run Walk September 5th!

Landowners Brian True and Stacia True have protected 770 acres of farmland in Perry, Wyoming County!