Upland Journal
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Upland Journal Fall 2024
In August 2024, the Cazenovia Preservation Foundation (CPF) began construction on an exiting new project to improve local hiking trails and create a public green space on Albany Street (Route 20) in Cazenovia.
CPF is a non-profit, nationally-accredited land trust that protects important historical, agricultural, and natural resources in and around Cazenovia, in Madison County and eastern Onondaga County in Central New York.
In May 2024, CPF won a capacity grant from the New York State Conservation Partnership Program and New York's Environmental Protection Fund to identify gaps in the trail network.
In June 2024, CPF's board of directors adopted a new Strategic Organizational Plan—a roadmap that defines our future goals and sets priorities for the next five years.
Upland Journal Spring 2024
CPF is thrilled to announce the completion of a project that places 134-acres of agricultural land and a mid-1800’s historical farmstead complex under the protection of a conservation easement.
I hypothesize that most of us who work in environmental fields or who support conservation can point to a special place, or places, that ignited our curiosity in the natural world, solidified our environmental ethic, and made us fall in love with the land.
Many people know CPF for the 13.5-miles of public hiking trails that we maintain. Fewer know that CPF has a long history of participating in community comprehensive and land use planning.
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