On a beautiful Saturday, September 18, 2021, 29 volunteers from Friends of Georgica Pond, Surfrider Foundation, the East Hampton Library Young Adult Programs and the East Hampton Town Trustees worked together to remove debris from the beach at Georgica Pond. Approximately 1,500
Join friends and neighbors by participating in a plastic debris beach clean-up at Georgica Pond Saturday, September 18, 2021 The clean-up starts at 10 a.m. and will end at 11:30 a.m. Participants should park at Beach Lane in Wainscott and walk east
The East Hampton Town Trustees have temporarily closed Georgica Pond to crabbing and fishing due to a cyanobacteria bloom. Please keep children and pets away from the pond and rinse off after exposure to pond water.
Photographs by Alfred F. Ross Up close and magnified, they look like something out of your worst nightmare, but at a respectable distance they are shimmering, beautiful creatures. They are the jewels of Georgica Pond, also called Damselflies and Dragonflies, insects belonging to
On a beautiful Saturday, Friends of Georgica Pond joined the Peconic Land Trust for a kayak paddle on Georgica Pond. Mike Bottini explains about mole crabs.