Living Land Series: Noah Chirnomas, The Islands of Lake George: Exploring the History and Mysteries
The Islands of Lake George: Exploring the History and Mysteries The Islands of Lake George, a new book by...
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The Islands of Lake George: Exploring the History and Mysteries The Islands of Lake George, a new book by...
SORRY, this event has been cancelled. Love to Hike? Love to Learn? Join the LGLC's Next Gen group for...
The Lac du St. Sacrement will be the venue for the LGLC's Gala. This year's already sold out Gala will be celebrating landmark conservation successes and funding the protection of additional lands.
August 5 Ted Caldwell presents, 5 Hotels of the Narrows "Five Hotels of the Narrows" is a historical presentation...
Hike up the Pinnacle trail with a Naturalist and learn about the geology of the Adirondacks and the Lake...
Join the LGLC Next Gen Committee for a fun night of trivia at the Bolton Landing...
August 26,2026 Charlotte Demers presents on Black Bears in the Adirondacks The Black Bear is one of the largest...
The LGLC is proud to once again be the official charity beneficiary of the Lake George Triathlon! This festival...
New York State experiences a significant fall bird migration, offering fantastic birding opportunities. Join a Naturalist at Peggy’s Point...
The LGLC is proud to once again be the beneficiary of this year's ADK 5K! Get Involved! In addition...
Join a Naturalist on a hike to Walnut Ridge from the Godwin Preserve. Along the way we’ll observe how...
Protecting the land that protects the lake since 1988. The Lake George Land Conservancy is an accredited not-for-profit land trust dedicated to working with willing landowners and other partners to protect the world-renowned water quality of Lake George and to permanently preserve the natural, scenic, historical and recreational resources of the Lake George Region.
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