Volunteer with us and remove invasive water chestnut to preserve Long Island’s Lakes! Invasive species like water chestnut can wreak havoc on the delicate balance of our lakes, crowding out native species and disrupting the ecosystem. Help protect the activities and traditions that make Long Island special, from leisurely angling to adventurous kayaking. Join and […]
Join us for a night of Horseshoe Crab Monitoring!
Emerging Invasive Plants are spreading across Long Island, threatening native ecosystems. Discover key species and how to report them at our July Webinar and in-person event! Speaker: Kassidy Robinson (Education & Outreach Manager, Long Island Invasive Species Management Area)
Join us for a nature walk at beautiful Coindre Hall Park and help us look out for invasive species! The event will kick off with a walk led by expert naturalists who will share information about the park, some of the invasive species found there, and how everyone can help manage invasives to protect these […]
Landscape TherapyCo-hosted with the Shelter Island Water and Conservation Advisory Committees and the Shelter Island Green Committee Funded by the Peconic Estuary Partnership
The Peconic Estuary Partnership (PEP) invites you to join us for an upcoming public meeting to share your perspectives, ideas, and priorities for the future of the Peconic Estuary. These meetings are an important opportunity for residents, organizations, and community stakeholders to help guide how PEP engages the community and advances its mission to protect […]
The Peconic Estuary Partnership (PEP) invites you to join us for an upcoming public meeting to share your perspectives, ideas, and priorities for the future of the Peconic Estuary. These meetings are an important opportunity for residents, organizations, and community stakeholders to help guide how PEP engages the community and advances its mission to protect […]
Disposal at other times is regulated by state and federal environmental law and is strictly prohibited. For more information regarding the Town of Southampton’s Stop Throwing Out Pollutants (STOP) program, please call the Town Recycling Office at (631) 283-5210
This special management committee meeting will be held on the North Fork! We will convene for our regular meeting at the Group for the East End Offices until 11:30 when we will head out to visit our nearby partners at CAST. See agenda for additional meeting materials.
PEP is supporting ongoing work by the New York Marine Rescue Center to track the movement of rehabilitated and released sea turtles in the Peconic Estuary using satellite tags .Join us to watch some rehabilitated sea turtles get released!
Join our upcoming BioBlitz to help identify and document local species! Learn how to spot invasives and support conservation efforts during our webinar and in-person event this August! Speakers: Dr. David Taylor (Associate Professor, Sustainability Studies Program, Interim Director of Sustainability Studies, Director, Environmental Humanities Track, Stony Brook University, School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences)
The Long Island Coastal Bioblitz will take place August 10-16, culminating with in-person events to attend on August 10th & 16th, to start/finish your week of logging plants and animals with experts and friends! Speakers/Partners: Seatuck
