East Hampton Town Trustees

Marine Biotoxin Shinnecock Closure April 12, 2023

Shinnecock & Flanders Temporary Shellfish Closures

NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Effective April 20, 2023, the following areas below are temporarily closed to the harvest of shellfish and carnivorous gastropods. This action is taken to protect public health after mussels tested positive for saxitoxin, a marine biotoxin that causes paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP), and exceeded levels that requireRead More
SoMAS Southampton Lecture - Fish & Whales - Sounds

Whales & Fish – The Sounds They Make – Presentation

*Also available by ZOOMRead More
Hurricane of '38 presentation poster

The Hurricane of ’38

Public Invited : Saturday – May 6th – 6:00PM Hurricane of ’38 presentation posterRead More
Dr. Christopher Gobler and Jaime LeDuc of Concerned Citizens of Montauk

Dr. Chris Gobler to Montauk

Dr. Christopher Gobler and Jaime LeDuc of Concerned Citizens of Montauk Photo Jen Goleski With the recent unanimous vote by the Suffolk County Parks Commission trustees’ to not trade land with the Town of East Hampton to accommodate a sewage treatment plant in Hither Woods, Concerned Citizens of MontaukRead More
Bountiful harvest of oysters - Montauk Harbor and Montauk Oysters.

A Trustee’s Love of Oyster Farming-

Trustee Mike Martinsen bringing home fresh oysters to Montauk Harbor! Bountiful harvest of oysters – Montauk Harbor and Montauk Oysters. A Bountiful Oyster Harvest – Trustee Mike Martinsen Coming home to Montauk Harbor at the end of a bountiful day, Trustee Mike Martinsen’s love and appreciation of the sea’sRead More

Ocean Beaches

The Trustees generally claim ownership of certain ocean beaches WEST of Napeague Lane to Georgica Association and WEST of Georgica Association to East of Town Line Road.

Beach sunset of pink and blue wih the Moon

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