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Other Preserved
Properties
The most common way for a landowner to preserve land is through
conservation easement. By selling or donating development rights,
landowners protect in perpetuity their property and its resources.
The terms of the easement are negotiated between the landowner
and Saratoga PLAN. Saratoga PLAN monitors and enforces the terms
of the easement.
Lands privately owned with easements held by Saratoga PLAN
| Name |
Location |
Acres |
| Hennig Preserve |
Providence |
750 |
| Ndakinna Nature Preserve |
Greenfield |
76 |
| Bucket Pond |
Greenfield |
21 |
| Carver Farm |
Greenfield |
134 |
| Morack Farm |
Charlton |
23 |
| Fish Creek |
Saratoga Springs |
41 |
| Exit 14 |
Saratoga Springs |
2.6 |
| Brownell Farm |
Malta |
58 |
| Marvin Homestead |
Malta |
26 |
| Mulberry Estates |
Wilton |
25 |
Lands owned by Saratoga PLAN and managed for habitat quality
| Name |
Location |
Acres |
| Glenwild Forest Preserve |
Providence |
138 |
| Locust Grove |
Greenfield |
61 |
| Karner Blue Butterfly Preserve |
Clifton Park |
4 |
| Big Cedar Swamp |
Queensbury |
11 |
| Dwass Kill |
Clifton Park |
32 |
| Waite Road |
Clifton Park |
97 |
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