Drinking Water!

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Where does your drinking water come from?

If you live or work in the City of Ithaca, your drinking water comes from beautiful Six Mile Creek.  The Finger Lakes Land Trust has recently undertaken the Six Mile Creek Protection Project to permanently secure 12,000 feet of shoreline on land that connects to the Roy H. Park Preserve, Hammond Hill State Forest, and other conserved lands.

Where does YOUR drinking water come from?

Did you know that the 11 Finger Lakes provide drinking water for over 1 million people?

Did you know that there are persistent and documented threats to drinking water quality in the Finger Lakes region?

Learn more about drinking water and how we can protect it in our regional conservation agenda, Lakes, Farms, and Forests Forever.

 

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Conservation

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Photos

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Recreation

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Videos

Red (Newt) Alert! Hanging Falls! Chemung Fog & Sun Over the Boardwalk Our Biodiversity Preserve Wesley in the West Staghorns of Skaneateles Lick Brook Snow Steege on Chemung Six Mile Creek Protection Project

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