Are Striped Bass Breeding in Lake Montauk?
At their first in-person meeting in 16 months, the East Hampton Town Trustees heard from Tim O’Rourke, a Montauk fisherman, […]
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Feds Declare Peconic Bay Scallops A Disaster
The U.S. Department of Commerce has declared the Peconic Bay scallop a fishery disaster, making baymen who rely on the […]
Piping Plover Summer in the Hamptons
Piping plovers are currently nesting and raising young on East Hampton beaches. Please be mindful of these areas and respect […]
Beach Parking Permits
Reminder New beach parking permits are required this year for East Hampton Town residents. Stickers are free for residents, but […]
Back to In-Person Meetings, With Concerns
Part of the rationale for resuming traditional meetings, said Francis Bock, the trustees’ clerk, is that “when you have in-person […]
June 28, 2021
Agenda I. Roll Call II. Public Comment III. New Business Georgica/ Ponds New Phragmite Management applications: 53 Cove Hollow Farm […]
Diamondback Terrapin Monitoring Webinar
In the sixth webinar in the Community Science LI series, participants learned all about terrapins, the threats they face, and […]
Larvicide Spraying Resumes
The Suffolk County Public Works Department’s Division of Vector Control commenced the aerial application of mosquito larvicides this week, but […]
For the Health of Scallops
The East Hampton Town Trustees, who have jurisdiction over many town beaches, waterways, and bottomlands on behalf of the public, […]
Legislature Approves East Hampton Town Trustees Term Changes
The New York State Legislature has approved a request from the East Hampton Town Trustees to extend their elected terms […]
Long Island Coastal Bioblitz
“The bioblitz will take place from June 26th to July 3rd. Anyone can participate! All you need is the free mobile […]