Saratoga PLAN opens the127-acre Curtis Preserve in the Town of Corinth, whose northern boundary follows the historic “Blue Line” that defines the Adirondack Park.
The property’s mixed forest and flowing brook provide critical wildlife habitat and serve as an important link for regional wildlife connectivity.
The Preserve was made possible through the generosity of Patricia LeClair and her family. Patricia and her neighbor Mary Curtis shared a love of the woods that connected their properties and often walked together. After the Curtises passed, Patricia inherited their land and later chose to donate 127 acres to Saratoga PLAN to ensure its permanent protection.