Conserving Long Island
What's New
Sugar Loaf Hill Summit — Sacred Land of Shinnecock People Protected
The Trust acquired this most sacred land on July 22 in a simultaneous transaction wherein the Town purchased the development rights on the property, thereby protecting it from any residential development in the future.
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What's New
Wading River Initiative
For 100 years, the Condzella family has farmed in Wading River. The family farm, once over 60 acres, today totals just 16. Please join with the Peconic Land Trust to permanently protect the farmland, so the Condzella family can buy the land back.
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What's New
Sagg Pond Watershed
Given that Sagg Pond has recently been impaired by harmful algae blooms and pathogens, the Trust is currently working with partners and the surrounding community to improve the overall conditions.
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What's New
Uncommon Ground IV
Come explore the newly installed sculpture exhibition, Uncommon Ground IV at Bridge Gardens. Curated by Cheryl Sokolow of C Fine Art, Inc., the exhibition features over 20 large contemporary, abstract sculptures.
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What's New
Georgica Pond Preserve
Thanks to a generous donation by Katharine Rayner, the Trust has acquired and has begun remediation and restoration of a 1.4 acre property on the corner of Montauk Highway and Wainscott Stone Road.
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Our Mission
The Peconic Land Trust works to conserve Long Island’s working farms, natural lands, and heritage for our communities now and in the future.
Your gifts make this possible!
Consider a lasting legacy by making a bequest to the Trust in your will and join the Peconic Legacy Circle. Learn more.
Thank you for your support!
1983
year we were incorporated
13,000
acres conserved
580
individual projects
95
nature preserves
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Please be sure to follow all CDC and local health department advisories when visiting public preserves.
Featured Projects
Help us protect 15 acres of waterfront farmland in Southold Town from a seven-lot subdivision!
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Help us create a farmstead with the restoration of the 1747 Case House!
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Make nature more available with your gift to build a trail system with accessibility features on the East End
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