Environment | East End Beacon

DEC Offers Help Shoring Up Creeks

If you live alongside a stream or a lake or a freshwater or saltwater wetland, your property can play a

Pictured Above: A dredge contracted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers worked on the West of Shinnecock Inlet project

Parasites were found in samples of bay scallops collected from the Peconic Bays after a nearly complete die-off of adult

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is seeking local landowners’ cooperation in helping collect information on wild turkey

Drawdown East End, in cooperation with Southold Town, is planning to launch a 30-household, 30-day pilot program with town residents

Drawdown East End will be holding its first Drawdown Festival, a day filled with films, forums and fun for families,

Pictured Above: On the Black Owl Loop in Flanders When winter comes, the woods beckon. As the notion of a

The Parrish Art Museum will screen the full film premiere of the newly completed documentary, “Sanctuary,” by North Fork artist

A Cold War-era missile defense base in Westhampton may become a New York State Superfund Site, after a survey of

Plum Island won’t get any closer to being sold in 2020, after the federal Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Appropriations Bill

Pictured Above: The reactor used in AOP treatment to remove 1,4-dioxane from drinking water at the Authority’s Commercial Boulevard pump