The Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town of East Hampton
A toxic algal bloom has been detected in Georgica Pond, the Suffolk County Department of Health Services announced Friday, July
Continue readingGeorgica Pond: First Blue-Green Algae Bloom – No Crabbing for health reasons
Sponsored by SOFO, Surfrider Foundation/Eastern Long Island, and Suffolk County Legislature – Join the fun and meet your neighbors!
Suffolk County is treating the following marshes by helicopter for mosquito larvae today July 23rd – July 26th: Learn more
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SOFO SPONSORED – August 1 @ 6:30 pm South Fork Natural History Museum & Nature Center – Bridgehampton For centuries,
Continue readingGaelin Rosenwaks Presents: Studying the Ocean from Plankton to Sperm Whales!
Agenda I. Roll Call II. Public Comment III. New Business IV. Old Business V. Committee Reports Hog Creek – Water
ATTENTION BOATERS OFF OF NJ AND NY: Aggregations of North Atlantic Right Whales are Foraging Offshore of New Jersey and
Neonicotinoids 101: The Effects on Humans and Bees What you need to know about the toxic insecticide that’s decimating populations
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As part of the contractual agreement with Orsted and Eversource, the East Hampton Town Trustees negotiated for specific studies to
Shellfish Dealers and Harvesters in the Town of East Hampton The NYSDEC Division of Marine Resources will designate all of Three Mile
How to tell the difference and why it matters- from the National Audubon Society. Research shows that native plants can
Continue readingIs It an Invasive, Native, or Non-Invasive Plant?