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STGSB Podcast Episode 3: Shellfish and the Revitalization of the Great South Bay

STGSB Podcast Episode 3: Shellfish and the Revitalization of the Great South Bay

by Marshall Brown | Dec 16, 2019 | Podcast

If one oyster can filter up to 50 gallons of water a day, how would one billion oysters affect water quality? Listen in as our distinguished panel discusses the economic and environmental potential of returning shellfish to the Bay during our Speaker Series entitled...
STGSB Podcast Episode 2: The Challenges of Sustainable Development

STGSB Podcast Episode 2: The Challenges of Sustainable Development

by Marshall Brown | Dec 6, 2019 | Podcast

Commercial developers and environmentalists may not seem likely bedfellows but surprisingly there is much common ground when it comes to sustainable development. Listen in to our recent conversation with real estate developer Anthony Bartone of Terwilliger &...
STGSB Podcast Episode 1: Water Quality Task Force

STGSB Podcast Episode 1: Water Quality Task Force

by Frank Piccininni | Nov 18, 2019 | Podcast

On Monday, Nov 18th, Frank Piccininni, Save the Great South Bay Board Member, Biologist, and Environmental Attorney, spoke before the Assembly Minority Conference’s Water Quality Task Force about the benefits of Bay Friendly Yards and how increased funding could...
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