Plum Island Divers Report on An Unspoiled Ecosystem
Divers who spent a week last August exploring the underwater lands surrounding Plum Island are still excited by the pristine
Read moreDivers who spent a week last August exploring the underwater lands surrounding Plum Island are still excited by the pristine
Read moreThe Peconic Jitney passenger water taxi connecting Sag Harbor and Greenport could return this summer, if both villages and Suffolk County agree to the arrangement.
Read morePictured Above: The lifesaving station is now being restored as a museum telling the history of the lifesaving service in
Read morePictured Above: Dan Carroll testing water in Mattituck Inlet this past summer. | NFEC photo Throughout the world, citizen scientists
Read morePictured Above: Mayda Idone with Scott Bradley, and Michael Cinque, Co-Presidents of the Amagansett Life-Saving & Coast Guard Station Society
Read morePictured Above: Little Creek Oysters in downtown Greenport is a mainstay of Shellabration festivities | CCE marine photo The 10th
Read morePictured Above: The Mary E under sail in Maine. | Maine Maritime Museum Photo Longtime Greenport residents may remember the
Read moreAll islands are shaped by the waters surrounding them, and Plum Island, which sits just off the end of Orient
Read moreMembers of the Concerned Citizens of Montauk (CCOM) and East Hampton Town representatives met on the shore of Fort Pond
Read moreThe Peconic Bay Scallop, whose adult population has been wiped out in East End waters each of the past two
Read morePictured Above: Project co-leader Michael Doall (left) and Stony Brook University boat captain Brian Gagliardi harvesting a kelp line out
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