Welcome back to PEP Talk! This month we discuss the history of alewife and the reasons behind our restoration efforts. Also, learn how we’re celebrating World Fish Migration Day!
Protecting & Restoring Long Island's Peconic Bays
Helpful articles and information from around the Estuary.
Welcome back to PEP Talk! This month we discuss the history of alewife and the reasons behind our restoration efforts. Also, learn how we’re celebrating World Fish Migration Day!
This four-part blog chronicles the experience of one participant in the Suffolk County Septic Demonstration Program for Advanced/Alternative On-site Wastewater Disposal Systems.
Welcome back to PEP Talk! This month we discuss nitrogen loading in groundwater.
This four-part blog chronicles the experience of one participant in the Suffolk County Septic Demonstration Program for Advanced/Alternative On-site Wastewater Disposal Systems.
Welcome back to PEP TALK! This month we explore habitat restoration projects in the Peconic Estuary!
This month our PEP Talk discusses plastics, the plastic bag law and a DIY reusable bag tutorial!
Late on a Thursday evening, I had the pleasure of joining several influential and passionate people in Greenport’s little Red School House to discuss some exciting plans to help the environment. The mission? Plastic reduction in restaurants. Maybe you have already heard about this initiative started by the Product Stewardship Institute, a Boston-based nonprofit that […]
This four-part blog chronicles the experience of one participant in the Suffolk County Septic Demonstration Program for Advanced/Alternative On-site Wastewater Disposal Systems.
The Peconic Estuary Program is working with its partners to restore critical freshwater spawning and maturation habitat for diadromous fish.
Shellfish restoration efforts have resulted in a resurgence of the iconic Long Island bay scallop.
