Tucked near Jewett Creek in Redwood, NY, the Evans property may span a modest 34-acres, but its ecological significance is immense. The freshwater wetlands here are classified as Class 2 by the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), underscoring their value as habitats for countless species and their role in maintaining clean water.

What sets this property apart is Jewett Creek itself, a dynamic waterway teeming with life. This mix of emergent wetlands, talus slopes and shrublands provides a perfect home for rare migratory birds and amphibians, which rely on these quiet waters and protected habitats.

The Evans property also plays a role in the bigger picture. As part of the A2A corridor, it strengthens the connectivity of protected lands, offering safe passage for wildlife and reinforcing the resilience of this critical landscape. By safeguarding Jewett Creek, TILT is ensuring that future generations can enjoy the waters and biodiversity that define this corner of the Thousand Islands.