Northeastern Area Forest Legacy Program

Projects completed to date in FY2005
in the Northeastern Area

State Date Project Acres Total Value FLP Payment
New Jersey 11/1/2004 Crown Towers 611 $7,350,000 $3,176,000
Located in the New Jersey Highlands this project acquired in fee will continue to provide recreational opportunities and forested habitats.
Wisconsin 12/10/2004 Baraboo Hills 1-8 470 $650,915 $488,186
Eight tracts in the geographically unique Baraboo Hills help link existing conservation lands together.
Delaware 1/21/2005 Green Horizons II 448 $3,030,000 $1,975,000
The purchase of this tract for the Redden state Forest will help expand a corridor of protected lands within the central portion of the Delmarva Peninsula from the Chesapeake Bay to the Delaware Bay.
Wisconsin 2/10/2005 Baraboo Hills 9-11 202 $300,500 $225,375
Three additional tracts in the geographically unique Baraboo Hills help link existing conservation lands together.
New Hampshire 3/31/2005 Pillsbury/Sunapee 7,616 $3,556,425 $2,499,000
Lands in the largest unfragmented forest in New Hampshire south of the White Mountain National Forest is conserved in this multi tract deal that includes an FLP easement, fee acquisitons and conservation easements donated as cost share.
Vermont 3/31/2005 Northeast Kingdom 2,406 $566,272 $554,000
Conservation easements on Monadnock and Nurse Mountains in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont have potential habitat for the reintroduction of the Canada Lynx. State will acquire nearby lands to serve as cost share for the project.
Maryland 3/31/2005 Muddy Creek 186 $630,000 $630,000
Two tracts near Elk River State Park in northeastern Maryland will remain forested in this fast developing area of the State.
New Hampshire 6/21/2005 Trout Pond 2,660 $2,130,000 $1,184,000
The largest parcel of undeveloped land in Freedom, New Hampshire, situated over the largest stratified drift aquifer in the State, was protected from development.
Iowa 6/25/2005 Cold Air Slope / Stephens Forest / Yellow River 260 $658,075 $426,876
Between the great Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, three tracts of the first Iowa FLP project were completed within a week in June 2005.
Connecticut 7/28/2005 Stone House Brook #8 16 $35,000 $35,000
The first part of a multiple landowner / multiple tract project located in Northeastern Connecticut helps protect the watershed of Stone House Brook.
Illinois 7/28/2005 Chautauqua Woods 25 $156,000 $117,000
Nearby previous FLP accomplishments in Illinois, this project will enhance the natural communities allong the Mississippi River bluffs.
Iowa 8/6/2005 Effigy Mounds 192 $214,000 $160,500
This forested property borders both the Effigy Mounds National Monument and the Yellow River State Forest.
New Hampshire 8/10/2005 13-Mile Woods II 5,316 $4,050,000 $1,640,000
Adjecent to the 2,754-acre 1996 FLP project 13-Mile woods, this property will become the major portion of the Errol Town Forest.
Indiana 8/26/2005 Hurricane Hills 1,351 $2,600,000 $2,300,000
Part of a 2,851-acre transaction in which 1,500 acres was added to the Morgan-Monroe State Forest under a separate transaction and a FLP working forest easement on 1,351 acres.
Indiana 9/1/2005 Indian Creek III 108 $60,000 $60,000
Building on the the FY2002 accomplishment, the 820-acre Indian Creek tract this parcel protects an additional .1 miles of Indian Creek.
Iowa 9/27/2005 Loess Hills 255 $605,625 $131,510
This fee acquisition for the Loess Hills State Forest in Western Iowa protects globally unique wind blown soil deposits found only in China and Iowa.
Vermont 9/30/2005 Victory State Forest Inholdings 514 $190,000 $190,000
Five separate "inholdings" within Vermont's Victory State Forest and Victory State Wildlife Area.
Year-to-Date FY2005 Total
22,636 $ 26,782,812 $ 15,792,447