Weekly Status Report for the week of March 13, 2023

Cable pull-in activities are anticipated to begin Tuesday, March 7 and continue through Friday, March 10. Please note that once […]

The Shinnecock Kelp Farmers is the first all-female multi-generational Indigenous-owned and operated kelp farm on the East Coast. The Nature […]

There’s a new initiative that could help growers, the ecosystem, and coastal communities—it’s called “SOAR”. During 2020, business has been […]

When the COVID-19 outbreak shuttered restaurants throughout the country, commercial oyster growers saw their sales plummet. At the same time, […]

East Hampton Town’s training for future lifeguards and for summertime participants in its Junior Lifeguard ocean readiness program will begin […]

Since 2019, consecutive summer mass die-offs of bay scallops in the Peconic Estuary on Long Island, New York, have led […]

Submitted by Molly Graffam, PhD and Ron Paulsen, PG of Coastline Evaluation Corp. / Cornell Cooperative Extension / Marine Program […]

The American Rescue Plan Act was passed in March of 2022. Councilman David Lys was instrumental in seeing that funds […]

Piping plovers have been endangered since the 1980s because of increased public use of the beaches these shorebirds nest on, […]

By using a combination of satellite temperature and long-term environmental records, field and laboratory experiments, and measurements of scallop heartbeat […]