Barge Arrives In Wainscott for Wind Farm Cable Work
Pictured above: The liftboat Jill |. Ørsted photo The progress toward the completion of the South Fork Wind Farm reached
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Environment
Minke Whale Stranded in Southold Had Suffered From Brain Inflammation and Lesions
Pictured above: The minke whale found in Southold’s Goose Creek Thursday afternoon. |. AMSEAS photo A minke whale that was
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Health Department Looking to Test Orient Wells
The Suffolk County Department of Health Services announced Oct. 11 that it is would like to sample private wells at
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Not Just For The Birds: North Fork Audubon Celebrates at 50
Pictured Above: North Fork Audubon Board Members (l-r) Theresa Dilworth, Peggy Lauber, Mimi Fahs and Paola Marra in the rain
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Flotilla Highlights Threats to Mattituck Inlet
A flotilla of nearly two dozen kayakers, accompanied by the Long Island Soundkeeper, took to the waters of Mattituck Inlet
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Peconic Land Trust Closes on Mattituck Farmland
The Peconic Land Trust closed in late June on a 15-acre farm field along the scenic byway of New Suffolk
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Celebrating Dragonfly Day
At the urging of New York State Assemblyman Fred Thiele, New York has recognized June 9 as Dragonfly Day since
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Back to the Bays Day Returns
Cornell Coperative Extension’s Marine Program is again holding its annual “Back to the Bays Day” centered on music, art, shellfish
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DEC Commemorates Arbor Day with Dedication of Peconic Estuary Access in Southold
The first unrestricted boat ramp access to the Peconic Estuary was officially dedicated on Arbor Day, April 29, with a ceremony hosted by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation celebrating the former owners of the property, who were instrumental in helping it become a public access.
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Prescribed Burns Get Underway in the Pine Barrens
Pictured Above: Lighting a test fire to determine if conditions were favorable for a prescribed burn in the Rocky Point
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Celebrating A Pioneering Environmental Organization
The East End has changed an awful lot in the 50 years since the Group for the East End first opened its doors in Bridgehampton, but what hasn’t changed are the tools necessary for citizens to protect the environment of the places they love.
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