FEATURED PROJECT:

Wiawaka Uplands

Wiawaka and the LGLC are working together to permanently protect 47 acres of forested uplands through the use of a conservation easement.
Scenic view from Wiawaka's mountainside. The lake is calm and blue, and the trees are green and lush.

Current Initiatives

Aerial view of South Basin. Lots of greenery and a large body of water.

South Basin Initiative

Protecting land in the south basin has tremendous benefits for the water quality of Lake George…

View of Indian Brook. Water is flowing towards foreground and running over a fallen log.

Indian Brook & Northwest Bay Conservation Initiative

The Indian Brook and Northwest Bay Conservation Initiative focuses on protecting…

View of the Northeast Shoreline. Ther are small boats on the water with a green mountain view in the background.

Northeastern Shoreline Initiative

The first protection project in Lake George’s northeast region was completed in 1990. We have just protected the final piece…

An aerial view of a lake surrounded by trees and mountains. The lake is a deep blue color, and the trees are a mix of green and yellow.

Sucker Brook Conservation Initiative

Sucker Brook is one of Lake George’s ten largest tributaries, encompassing about 1,570 acres in the Town of Putnam…

An aerial view of a lake surrounded by trees and mountains. The lake is a deep blue color, and the trees are a mix of green and yellow.

Huletts Landing Conservation Initiative

The LGLC’s Huletts Landing Conservation Initiative focuses on protecting the wetlands and stream corridors in this steep region of…

A group of runners passing through a mountain trail.

Bolton Recreational Hub

The Hub works to enhance our ability to protect land and provide opportunities to show why our work is important to the lake…

About Us

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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