by Marshall Brown | Mar 17, 2018 | Advocacy, Creek Defender, Featured
Greetings everyone! Spring is in sight, and soon we will all be back on the bay again! While things have been quiet, they’ve been busy! March 28th at Tres Palms, Save The Great South Bay is holding an Open House at Tres Palms, a restaurant-bar in Babylon...
by Marshall Brown | Jan 17, 2018 | Advocacy, Bay Friendly Yards
Hiring a landscaper for 2018? For the sake of our bays and our drinking water, make sure they are being ‘green’ about it. Ask them to use a mulching mower so that the grass clippings (or the leaves in the fall) can feed your lawn. That is the best food...
by Marshall Brown | Nov 26, 2017 | Featured, News
Do it for the baby Diamondback Terrapin! Save The Great South Bay is a strong supporter of South Shore businesses. If, however, there are items that you were ready to purchase on Amazon anyway, why not buy them through Amazon Smile, so that a portion of the proceeds...
by Marshall Brown | Nov 26, 2017 | Featured, News
Save The Great South Bay has enjoyed just incredible support, and by the time the dust settled on the year, we’d had ten events thrown on our behalf to support the cause! This spontaneous, grassroots response, is why we have at present 12,000 people in our...
by Marshall Brown | Nov 26, 2017 | Featured, News
They would be Drink The Bay Clean, live music, oysters. After that, all we need is the occasion! Save The Great South Bay has enjoyed just incredible support, and by the time the dust settled on the year, we’d had ten events thrown on our behalf to support the...
by Marshall Brown | Nov 26, 2017 | Creek Defender, Fixing Habitats
On Earth Day, April 22nd, Save The Great South Bay launched The Creek Defender Program in Babylon on Carll’s River. Working with The Village: Babylon High School and the Elementary School, the PTA and the parents, as well as with South Shore Paddle...
by Marshall Brown | Nov 26, 2017 | Creek Defender, Fixing Habitats
On Earth Day, April 22nd, Save The Great South Bay launched The Creek Defender Program in Babylon on Carll’s River. Working with The Village: Babylon High School and the Elementary School, the PTA and the parents, as well as with South Shore Paddle...
by Marshall Brown | Nov 26, 2017 | Cleaner Water, Featured
As 2017 winds down, as the sun, ever lower on the horizon, yields the gorgeous sunrises and sunsets of The Great South Bay of Fall and Winter, while in our marinas our boats are stowed for the winter, we’ve time to reflect on what was a very eventful year. 2017...
by Marshall Brown | Sep 9, 2017 | News, Shellfish
Invests $7.25 Million in Public Hatcheries Across Long Island and $3.15 Million to Obtain Adult Shellfish Shellfish Restoration Council to Direct Efforts and Coordinate Training Investments Will Create Jobs Across Long Island DEC to Establish One-Stop Shop to...
by Marshall Brown | Sep 9, 2017 | Cleaner Water, News, Shellfish
Invests $7.25 Million in Public Hatcheries Across Long Island and $3.15 Million to Obtain Adult Shellfish Shellfish Restoration Council to Direct Efforts and Coordinate Training Investments Will Create Jobs Across Long Island DEC to Establish One-Stop Shop to...
by Marshall Brown | Jul 10, 2017 | Advocacy, Pesticides
Yes, Vector Control is back, having had their funding renewed by The Suffolk County Legislature. So these next three days, as will be the case every two weeks throughout the summer, the copters will be flying again. We can only hope for the sake of our marshes,...
by Marshall Brown | Jul 10, 2017 | Advocacy, Pesticides
Yes, Vector Control is back, having had their funding renewed by The Suffolk County Legislature. So these next three days, as will be the case every two weeks throughout the summer, the copters will be flying again. We can only hope for the sake of our marshes,...
