Nassau County’s 30-acre Red Cote Preserve is a popular Oyster Bay Cove destination for nature-loving Long Islanders. Join the Land Alliance to contribute to our efforts to manage invasive mile-a-minute vine and take a tour of this beautiful property for an introduction to its diverse plant communities.
Please register in advance by emailing cbrennan@northshorelandalliance.org or calling (516) 922-1028.
On Tuesday, June 7th, at 1 PM, join the Melody Lake Association, the NYSDEC Region 7 Sustainability Committee, Cortland County Soil and Water and several of our association members to attempt to manually remove as many of these snails as possible!
Address: 1366 Melody Lane, Willet, NY 13863
Registration: Email rcrosati@frontiernet.net to register.
Learn about invasive species in the Mianus River Gorge and Lower Hudson Region in the morning and assist MRG staff with invasive species removal in the afternoon.
Meet at the Gorge parking area across from 167 Mianus River Rd., Bedford NY
Join Seatuck during the LI Coastal Bioblitz to pull some invasive phragmites at West Brook!
The only dam on West Brook, a major tributary of the Connetquot River, failed in 2019 and allowed the artificial pond behind it to drain. For the first time in over 100 years, the brook could once again flow naturally from its headwaters in Bayard Cutting Arboretum State Park down to the tidal reaches of the Great South Bay. It is now one of only a few free-flowing streams on Long Island. It has great ecological potential as a place where migratory fish can return and other native riverine species can once again find a home. But the future of the stream is uncertain – New York State Parks is still deciding whether to repair the dam.
Join us on June 5th, 2022, as we work to remove invasive species at West Brook and continue to improve stream habitat for diadromous fish.
