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Schuyler Lake Couple Protects

23 Acres With Otsego Land Trust

Kathy and Tim Peters are collaborating with the Otsego Land Trust to protect 23 acres along Herkimer Creek in Schuylker Lake.  (Land Trust photo)
Kathy and Tim Peters are collaborating with the Otsego Land Trust to protect 23 acres along Herkimer Creek in Schuyler Lake. (Land Trust photo)

SCHUYLER LAKE – The Otsego Land Trust announced today it has partnered with landowners Kathleen and Timothy Peters to protect 23 acres of land along Route 28 in Schuyler Lake.

Herkimer Creek, a main tributary to Canadarago Lake, runs for a substantial distance through the Peters' property.  The creek, its associated flood plain, and riparian areas are filled with diverse plants and wildlife habitats.

“Herkimer Creek’s connection to Canadarago Lake makes it part of our all important regional watershed system,” said Virginia Kennedy, Land Trust executive director. “From the Creek to the lake to Oaks Creek to the Susquehanna to the Chesapeake Bay, all of our waters here are tied into to the huge Chesapeake Bay Watershed, providing our drinking water and water for millions downstream.  By protecting their section of Herkimer Creek, the Peters have made an important contribution to keeping our water clean.”

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