Blue Water Task Force Warns of Bacteria at Beaches, as Volunteers Collect Record Amount of Data

The Blue Water Task Force, a volunteer science program involving three East End nature organizations, had a banner year on

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Coast Guard Seeks Feedback On Local Buoys To Be Removed

The U.S. Coast Guard is currently seeking feedback on a controversial plan to scrap 350 aids to navigation across the

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National Safe Boating Week to Be Celebrated in Greenport

This is an important year for safe boating in New York State, as Brianna’s Law, the 2019 legislation requiring all

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Whale Sightings Are Up

While researchers along the East Coast have been documenting an “unusual whale mortality event” since 2016, there is a lot

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State of the Bays Returns

On Wednesday, April 2, Dr. Christopher Gobler of SoMAS at Stony Brook University will present his annual “State of the

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Baymen Question Potential Causes of Scallop Die-Offs

In the six years since the devastating annual die-off of Peconic Bay scallops began, researchers have begun homing in on

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Ahead of Maritime Fest, Tall Ship Ernestina-Morrisey to Hold Cruises Out of Greenport

The East End Seaport Museum is welcoming the Tall Ship Ernestina Morrisey, which will be coming into Greenport on Tuesday,

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Students Explore Sandy’s Lessons for Sag Harbor’s Soggy Future

Hurricane Sandy was a formative experience for many young people on the East End who experienced the floodwaters inundating the

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Baykeeper Launches Community Project to Document Peconic Bay Shoreline

Pictured Above: Peconic Baykeeper Director of Outreach Alexa Annunziata and Baykeeper Pete Topping install a station at the New Suffolk

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Students Explore Sag Harbor’s Soggy Future

The Guild Hall Teen Arts Council and Sag Harbor based architect Nilay Oza will share their collaboration, The Sag Harbor

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