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Otsego Land Trust Boosted by Pair of State Conservation Grants

COOPERSTOWN—Two new grants will help Otsego Land Trust conserve more land and enhance climate resilience through the Conservation Partnership Program. The awards, totaling $120,200.oo from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the Land Trust Alliance, will protect private land in the Upper Susquehanna Watershed and provide increased support for conservation easement landowners, officials said in a press release issued Monday, June 16. The grants will help to leverage private fundraising.

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