A “Summer of Discontent” in Long Island Waters
There were record numbers of fish kills, dead zones and toxic tides, intensified by summer heat, in Long Island’s estuaries
Read moreThere were record numbers of fish kills, dead zones and toxic tides, intensified by summer heat, in Long Island’s estuaries
Read moreAbout 50 sixth graders from The Springs School met not far from their school, at the end of Landing Lane
Read moreCelebrations of the twin ports on the Twin Forks are returning this September to Sag Harbor and Greenport. Harborfest Sag
Read moreThe Cornell Cooperative Extension Marine Program, Sylvester Manor Farm, the Town of Shelter Island and local restaurants have teamed up
Read moreAs the nascent sugar kelp cultivation industry gets off the ground on the East End, there are many hurdles it
Read moreThe Peconic Baykeeper presents the Wild & Scenic Film Festival, on tour to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Clean
Read morePictured Above: Stony Brook researchers set oysters on the man-made reefs in Shinnecock Bay | ShiRP photo Mission Blue, a
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
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