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View fullsize Eelgrass (Zostera marina) meadows provide essential habitat for many species of finfish and shellfish during part or all stages of life. Due to the structure and protection they provide, eelgrass meadows are the most biodiverse marine habitats in our
View fullsize Who's ready to Shellabrate?! The annual event we've been waiting for all year is almost here, and we can't wait to see everyone. Wristbands are selling fast so grab yours today, and better yet consider coming in as a Sponsor to get special access t
View fullsize Today's #fieldworkfriday mission: retrieve temperature loggers ✔️ collect shell stringers ✔️ check on summer oyster reef plantings ✔️ be safe, have fun, and don't flood your waders ✔️ Successful end of season outing to wrap things up at our Quog
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View fullsize Our North Fork Polar Bear x Back to the Bays collaboration made it possible for over 100 eelgrass “tortillas” to be assembled at our Marine Meadows workshop last weekend. Throughout next month these tortillas (each woven with 10 eelgrass
View fullsize Did you know that the ancestor of modern eelgrass was a land plant that moved back into the ocean? Stay tuned to learn more about eelgrass and all things Blue Carbon. #Eelgrass #BlueCarbon #Evolution #MarineBiology
View fullsize Join us for a hands-on ArtSea experience where you’ll learn about the importance of blue carbon ecosystems and create your own beautiful cyanotype prints to take home. This event will take place at the scenic Tiana Beach Bayside Facility on Thu
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View fullsize Join CCE Marine Program’s Educator Ella Gatfield to learn about Blue Carbon, followed by seed collection in the marsh on October 17 from 3:30 - 5 PM at our Tiana Bayside Facility 🌊 By helping Back to the Bays collect marsh grass seed, you are
View fullsize Two Seafood Cuisine Trails are being developed on LI to drive business and tourism to restaurants and markets elevating locally-harvested fish and shellfish. If you are interested in being considered for the trail, complete the survey at www.tinyurl.
View fullsize Free ArtSea Event Halloween Inspired Shell Decorating October 10th 4-5:30 for ages 7-10.
View fullsize Yesterday was a gorgeous day on the water seeding 1 million hard clams and 20,000 bay scallops with the @southamptontowntrustees for our Town Shellfish Enhancement Program. . . . #shellfish #aquaculture #hardclams #bayscallops #harvest #southampton
View fullsize In the South Shore Estuary Reserve (SSER), water temperatures exceed 25 C for more than 30 days in all of the meadows, save those located near the ocean inlets. Most of the meadows in the SSER do not show the stress that the Peconic eelgrass meadows
View fullsize CCE Marine will be tabling and have a touch-tank at the Viva la Sound Environmental Festival tomorrow! This event is hosted by City Island Oyster Reef on City Island. We are promoting our collaboration with CIOR as well as the amazing work we do here
View fullsize On Monday/Wednesday/Friday we do FLUPSYs. 1 row out of 6 - if only we could actually clean all those barrels this fast! “FLUPSY” stands for Floating Upweller System. In each FLUPSY there is a series of barrels holding thousands of clams
View fullsize Join our ArtSea program director Carolyn Munaco for one (or two) nights of create and sip fun! Next Tuesday she will be guiding participants in making a seahorse mosaic at Greenport Harbor Brewery, and discussing all things northern lined seahorse (H
View fullsize Our Back to the Bays team welcomed college interns Evelyn Helinski and Sam Olweck for the summer. They were nothing short of wonderful - engaged and instrumental in our marine research and restoration, in addition to helping us deliver related public
View fullsize This #fieldworkfriday we're headed out to Hog Creek where Kim Barbour + Kim Manzo have been conducting a seaweed survey in support of ongoing efforts funded by the Town of East Hampton Community Preservation Fund to support the health of this beautif