Join us for a night of Horseshoe Crab Monitoring!

Water Chestnut is an invasive aquatic plant that spreads rapidly, choking waterways and harming native species. Join our June Webinar and in-person event to learn about management efforts! Speakers: Abby Marino (Program Manager, Long Island Invasive Species Management Area (LIISMA)), Carlos Morantes Ariza (Aquatic Invasive Species Coordinator Region 1, NYS DEC)

The S.T.O.P. program is designed to provide East Hampton Town residents with a safe, environmentally sound method of disposing of hazardous materials that are found in the average home. By bringing toxins such as antifreeze, drain cleaners and pesticides to the East Hampton Recycling Center on June 14th between the hours of 9 am and […]

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 […]

ReWild North Fork Sustainable Garden Tour 2025 - Gardens & Meadows Spring Tour.  We're showcasing some of our friends and neighbors' gardens or meadows. These sustainable green spaces can inspire and teach others (even if it's what didn't work) and have some or many native and pollinator-friendly plants. Many gardeners are rethinking their lawns, refusing […]

Join us for a hands-on Rain Barrel Workshop where you’ll build your very own rain barrel and increase your knowledge of water stewardship and conservation!  This interactive event is perfect for homeowners, gardeners, and anyone interested in sustainability and protecting our local waterways.