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 moreThis coming Peconic Bay scallop season could prove a repeat of last year’s devastating die-off, says Dr. Stephen Tettelbach, a
Read morePictured above: At the Sagg Pond sampling site | Blue Water Task Force photo The East End’s Blue Water Task
Read morePictured Above: A deceased humpback whale was found floating off the coast of Montauk Friday (Rob DiGiovanni photo for AMSEAS)
Read morePictured Above: A northern star coral found during the survey (dead; live samples were also found) Over five days last
Read moreOnly 28 marine ecosystems throughout the United States are protected by the United States Environmental Protection Agency through the National
Read morePictured Above: Two lone scallopers off of North Sea on opening day of scallop season in November. New York Governor
Read morePictured Above: Atlantic Marine Conservation Society biologists examining minke whale | NOAA Fisheries photo Atlantic Marine Conservation Society (AMSEAS – amseas.org)
Read moreAtlantic Marine Conservation Society “AMSEAS” (amseas.org) received a report yesterday at 8:35 a.m. from a member of the public about
Read morePictured Above: Workers prepare a mobile harvester for collecting algae from Lake Agawam After years of increasing concentrations of toxic
Read morePictured Above: Marine mammal rehabilitators from the Riverhead Foundation releasing a sea turtle back to the ocean at Ponquogue Beach
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