NOAA: Understanding Living Shorelines
Living shorelines connect the land and water to stabilize shorelines, reduce erosion, and provide valuable habitat that enhances coastal resilience. […]
Author: Susan McGraw-Keber
Cove Marina Switches to Oysters
The owner of a small marina on a narrow creek that meanders off the northern end of Three Mile Harbor […]
Drilling Begins for South Fork Wind
The Life Boat vessel, “Jill” arrived off the shores of Wainscott this week. The platform can raise it’s platform high […]
Resolution: Extended Dock Moratorium
Adopted resolution regarding a one year moratorium extension on all new residential docks, catwalks, floating docks, floating structures, and platforms […]
On the Water: Searching for Scallops
“The bay scallop season in waters under the East Hampton Town Trustees’ jurisdiction will open on Sunday at sunrise. Residents […]
The 32nd “Largest Clam Contest” in Photos
Photo Gallery October 9th, 2022 Photos: Durell Godfrey & Kyril Bromley
Scallop Season 2022
A mass die-off of Peconic Bay scallops in June and July has spurred new initiatives to help the recovery of […]
Disappointing Scallop Season – Again
Surveys of two dozen sites around the Peconic Estuary by scientists from Cornell Cooperative Extension have once again revealed what […]
Wanted: East Hampton and Ross School Student Volunteers!
Saturday, November 5th from 10AM – 2PM – Community Service applies!
Proposed Restoration of Louse Point Road
The Town of East Hampton has proposed a restoration of the Louse Point Road parking area and beach access for […]
Trustees Delay Scallop Season 2022
At their Monday meeting, the East Hampton Town Trustees set Nov. 13 at sunrise as the opening of waters under […]