An experiment in bioextraction In 2015, Georgica Pond’s water quality was poor. It had some of the worst blue-green algae blooms in Suffolk County along with low dissolved oxygen and fish kills. Friends of Georgica Pond, in partnership with the East Hampton
Join Us! You are invited to join the Friends of Georgica Pond Foundation and the Eastern Long Island Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation for a morning beach clean-up at Georgica Pond. Date: September 17, 2022Time: 9 a.m. – 11 a.m.Location: Georgica Pond
The Annual Meeting of the Friends of Georgica Pond Foundation was held on a beautiful summer morning on August 14, 2022. Eighty-five people enjoyed the generous hospitality of Anna Chapman & Ronald Perelman at The Creek’s theater, coffee and breakfast snacks and
The Friends of Georgica Pond Foundation is pleased to release its Annual Report for 2021. Please click on the image to read about our progress and new threats to Georgica Pond. Thank you for your support and commitment to protecting Georgica Pond.
There are a few straightforward things that property owners can do that will make a significant difference to the water quality of Georgica Pond. A healthy pond ensures healthy real estate values. We have a new page on our website: Take Action.