The Maryknoll Sisters set aside 42 acres of their 67-acre campus in Ossining, New York as a conservation easement. Established in 2012, the easement includes both native woodlands and wetlands that border the Croton-to-Highlands Region Biodiversity Area.
The easement is monitored annually by the Westchester Land Trust to ensure that the easement is protected.
The Maryknoll Sisters set aside 42 acres of their 67-acre campus in Ossining, New York as a conservation easement. Established in 2012, the easement includes both native woodlands and wetlands that border the Croton-to-Highlands Region Biodiversity Area.
The easement is monitored annually by the Westchester Land Trust to ensure that the easement is protected.