East Hampton Town Trustees

Tatarian honeysuckle, left, and a coral honeysuckle, right, a native alternative. Photos: Matt Lavin/Flickr; Kristina Deckert/Audubon

Is It an Invasive, Native, or Non-Invasive Plant?

How to tell the difference and why it matters- from the National Audubon Society. Rose-breasted Grosbeak on Red Elderberry. Photo: Shirley Donald/Audubon Photography Awards Research shows that native plants can help create a healthier ecosystem that supports a higher diversity of wildlife. The plants we choose for our yards,Read More
Map of bottom trawl survey area July 11-15 2024

Mariner’s Notice for Cornell Bottom Trawl Survey

Mariner’s Notice: Cornell Bottom Trawl Survey Notice Cornell Cooperative Extension- Marine Program will be conducting a bottom trawl survey throughout NY state waters from Smith Point Inlet to Montauk Point on approximately July 11-15, 2024 (See chart below). The East Hampton Town Trustees commissioned the study of fish migrationRead More
Suffolk County Vector Control Summer 2024

Mosquito Larvae Treatment

July 9th – 11th 2024Read More
Beach Safety poster

Beach Safety Tips for Swimming

Town of East Hampton Favorites: Beach Safety Reminder! Know the water conditions. Always swim near a lifeguard. Be aware of your surroundings. Do not underestimate the power of the surf. Watch the winds. Remember, boogie board and surfboard leashes can break. Dig holes no deeper than knee high ofRead More
Riptide Currents poster

Riptides- Safety Precautions

Town of East Hampton    Stay Safe: Beware of Riptides! As summer heats up, many of us will head to the beach for some fun in the sun. But remember, the ocean can be unpredictable and riptides are a serious danger. Here’s what you need to know: What isRead 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.

ocean with gentle break


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