Six Seasons – Scanty Scallops
For the sixth season in a row, scallops have been hard to come by to harvest on the East End. […]
Author: Susan McGraw-Keber
Plastic Free Holiday Gift Ideas
Beyond Plastics has a few ideas for gift giving this holiday season and none of them include the purchase of […]
Horseshoe Crabs: A Bill to Ban the Harvesting in New York
Before the year’s end, Governor Kathy Holchul has the opportunity to sign the bill that would protect the prehistoric horseshoe […]
Georgica Pond Cut – Fall 2024
Maintenance of Georgica Pond requires that the pond is opened to flow into the ocean waters – purifying the pond […]
Georgica Pond: The Eagles of Fall
The first two bald eagle nest trees at Georgica Pond succumbed to the southern pine beetle. The FOGP report that […]
Do Good Be Good Club
What’s going on with the new East Hampton Middle School’s community service club “Do Good Be Good” efforts? East Hampton […]
Salt Marshes and Why We Need to Protect Them – 11 Facts
One of the most beautiful landscapes on the east end is undeniably the saltmarsh of Accabonac Harbor. Accabonac derives from […]
Bay Scallops Fail for the Sixth Year
Since 2019 Peconic Bay scallops have been dying in massive quantities. Cornell Cooperative Extension scientists have been studying genetic variability […]
Special Notice to Shellfish Harvesters in Town of East Hampton : NYSDEC
The Trustees have consulted with NYSDEC and confirmed that the following notice: Shellfish Harvesters in the Town of East Hampton […]
Wainscott Pond, Owned by the Trustees, Would Benefit by C.P.F. Purchase
Without public access to Wainscott Pond, as the owners of the pond, the East Hampton Town Trustees have been unable […]