Guiding The Next Decade in the Peconics
PEP’s New Management Plan Faces Threats to the Estuary The Peconic Estuary was named an “Estuary of National Significance” way
Read morePEP’s New Management Plan Faces Threats to the Estuary The Peconic Estuary was named an “Estuary of National Significance” way
Read morePictured above: At the Sagg Pond sampling site | Blue Water Task Force photo The East End’s Blue Water Task
Read morePictured Above: Marine mammal rehabilitators from the Riverhead Foundation releasing a sea turtle back to the ocean at Ponquogue Beach
Read morePhoto Above: Southampton HS at Sebonic Inlet, with teacher Jennifer Keller, looking through their seining finds. In the net are
Read morePEP Plans An Earth Day Rain Garden The Peconic Estuary Program, in partnership with the Town of Riverhead, is celebrating
Read moreMeasuring the Peconic Bathtub, with the Help of Citizen Scientists The watershed of the Peconic Estuary is 247 square miles.
Read moreYou Can Become a Water Quality Steward The Peconic Estuary Program is starting a Community Stormwater Stewardship pilot program for the
Read moreSearching for Alewives in East End Streams The lowly alewife, a member of the herring family, is a critical fish
Read moreSo You Want to Be a Shellfish Farmer? I’ve always wanted to grow an oyster or a clam or a
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