
Finger Lakes Land Trust: Over 35,000 Acres Conserved!
Finger Lakes Land Trust / December 22, 2025 Dear Friends: Your steadfast support has pushed the Finger Lakes Land Trust over 35,000 acres conserved! Together,

Finger Lakes Land Trust / December 22, 2025 Dear Friends: Your steadfast support has pushed the Finger Lakes Land Trust over 35,000 acres conserved! Together,

Jim Moore / December 19. 2025 The Finger Lakes region continues to deepen its commitment to conservation and outdoor recreation with a robust online resource

Listen for: “Who cooks for you? Who cooks for you all?!” By Bob Confer If you are of a certain vintage you will remember how

From Finger Lakes Land Trust / December 16, 2025 Dear Friends of the Finger Lakes, our beautiful region is rich in fresh water – eleven

Fun Facts, Local Lore & Why Our Lake Is Truly One-of-a-Kind By Penny Carlton, KeukaRoots.com There’s something about Keuka Lake in winter — especially as

Eclipses, aurora borealis, meteors, and moons!! By Bob Confer, photo by Melanie Hunt If you are among the many rural readers of this column you

Staff Report / December 12, 2025 Finger Lakes, NY — With winter conditions in the Finger Lakes remaining variable this season, local outdoor recreation experts

Staff Report / December 10, 2025 As winter blankets upstate New York, outdoor-recreation enthusiasts are once again turning to the trails. A recent feature from

Once a common sight, this hawk depends on open fields to survive By Bob Confer, photo by Dan Jordan Due to the relatively late start

The adorable raptor that sounds rather spooky By Bob Confer One evening last week I was serenaded by a screech owl. It reminded me of

Don’t eat the berries!!! By Bob Confer This time of the year you might take notice of shrubs or small trees bearing dark-purple or black

Bath NY Campground wins Best Family-Friendly and Best Glamping!! From Penny Carlton, KeukaRoots.com There’s something special about Hickory Hill Camping Resort — the laughter echoing

The “Confer Sycamore” is older than the United States of America By Bob Confer, follow Exploring The Western NY Wilds on Facebook In what is

The toxic chemical cantharidin causes serious blisters and can kill a mammal if ingested accidently By Bob Confer During October and November you will encounter

The Ringed-Neck Pheasant has become a rare sight in WNY due to several realities By Bob Confer, photo by Craig Braack If you are a
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