Spring is here and it’s time to get working in the garden. Before you do anything, remember that even though New York and Suffolk County Laws allow homeowners to start fertilizing by April 1. Don’t do it. Plants and lawns are really not growing
Tuesday, Apr. 4th – 7:00pm: SoMAS SOUTHAMPTON LECTURE SERIES Dr. Christopher GoblerSoMAS, Stony Brook University On Long Island, our sole-source aquifer is our drinking water supply and is the primary source of freshwater, nitrogen, and other contaminants to coastal ecosystems. Recent trends
On March 21, 2023 the East Hampton Town Trustees opened Georgica Pond to the ocean. The goal of this early spring letting is to provide tidal exchange between the ocean and the pond. Increased salinity, oxygen and the migration of fish and other organisms are
Focus will be I/A septic systems at Georgica and Sagaponack Ponds. We’re very excited to announce that Thomas Varley has been hired as the Watershed Manager for Georgica and Sagaponack Ponds. In collaboration with the Peconic Land Trust, Tom has joined the staff
They Gave Us Rain Gardens Editorial February 2, 2023 Tremendous public interest in advance of Wednesday’s East Hampton Town Planning Board hearing on the projected effects of a massive commercial development in Wainscott indicates that residents are paying attention. While the developers