The state on Monday said it has acquired 287 acres of the Bell Station property in the town of Lansing from the Finger Lakes Land Trust (FLLT) of Ithaca. In doing so, the state on Monday also announced “permanent protection” of the property as the Cayuga Shores Wildlife Management Area. FLLT acquired the entire 480-acre parcel from New York State Electric & Gas (NYSEG) Corporation in 2022 and, at the time, said it planned to eventually sell it to the state. FLLT will retain about 200 acres for use in producing renewable solar energy. (Photo credit: Bill Hecht via FLLT)
LANSING, N.Y. — New York State has purchased a portion of the former Bell Station property in the town of Lansing in Cayuga County and announced its “permanent protection” as the Cayuga Shores Wildlife Management Area (WMA). The 287-acre Cayuga Shores Wildlife Management Area provides public access to 3,500 feet of shoreline on the east […]
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