Preservation & Stewardship:
Our Commitment
The 546-acre Fort Ticonderoga peninsula includes hardwood forests, miles of shoreline, agricultural lands, wetlands, manicured lawns, and thickets. In all, we preserve and maintain about 2,000 acres in New York and Vermont.
Fort Ticonderoga has partnered with the Adirondack Nature Conservancy, Adirondack Land Trust, Vermont Division for Historic Preservation, the Garden Conservancy and others to protect nearby shorelines, vistas and archeologically sensitive areas.
Awards
King’s Garden Preservation Awards
- 2002 Award of Merit — Upstate History Alliance, New York
- 2002 Award of Merit — Adirondack Architectural Heritage
- 2003 Award of Merit — Preservation League of New York State
- 2003 Award of Merit — American Association of State and Local
History
Fort Ticonderoga’s Landscape Stewardship Awards
- 1991 Award of Merit — Empire State Soil and Water
Conservation Society - 1998 Adirondack Stewardship Award — Adirondack Nature Conservancy
- 2002 Adirondack Heritage Award — Adirondack Council