• Speaker Series: The Making of An Oyster Sanctuary

    Zoom Webinar

    Join us as we explore the making of an oyster sanctuary from start to success (and everything in between) in this three-part Speaker Series. The Making of an Oyster Sanctuary Friday, February 11 | 8 am - 10 AM - Evaluating Potential Sites Friday, February 18 | 8 - 10 AM - Establishing the Sanctuary […]

  • Cedar Beach Clean Up

    We are teaming up with our good friends over at the Town of Babylon for a beach clean up at Cedar Beach on Saturday, April 30th from 9 AM - 12 PM. Meet up is at the Cedar Beach Pavilion where Rich Groh, DEC, will provide a short talk on litter in our waterways and […]

  • Amityville Clean Up – Ketcham’s Creek

    We are teaming up with the Town of Babylon and the Village of Amityville to conduct a widespread clean up along Ketcham's Creek on Saturday, May 21 from 9 AM - 1 PM. Pickers, bags & gloves will be provided. Community service available. Volunteers please meet us here at the corner of Lake and Montauk […]

  • Speaker Series: Creeks as Classrooms – Bridging Education and Local Stewardship

    The View 3 Consuelo Pl, Oakdale, NY, United States

    Save The Great South Bay, a local 501(c)3 environmental non-profit, invites teachers, curriculum administrators and other educational partners from across the South Shore to discover ways to incorporate our local waterways into the classroom. From history to data collection, our creeks can serve as an extension of the traditional classroom and a window into the […]

  • Eel Grass Restoration & the Great South Bay

    The View 3 Consuelo Pl, Oakdale, NY, United States

    Long Island's eel grass beds have been decimated over the past two decades. Eel grass provides habitat and feeding grounds for fish and invertebrates along with food for migratory waterfowl and turtles. This superhero of the Bay also produces oxygen, improves water quality by filtering polluted runoff, absorbs excess nutrients, stores greenhouse gases like carbon […]

  • Speaker Series: Nitrogen, Brown Tide and the Great South Bay

    The View 3 Consuelo Pl, Oakdale, NY, United States

    For decades, the Great South Bay has been under assault of nitrogen overload which triggers algal blooms, such as Brown Tide, decimating marine life and affecting water quality. The largest contributor of nitrogen pollution to the Bay are outdated cesspools. Across Suffolk County there are some 380,000 homes and businesses that still rely on these […]

  • Celebration in honor of Earth Day with Town of Babylon

    Grand Blvd, Deer Park, NY Grand Blvd., Deer Park, NY

    Meet up with us at the Earth Day Celebration hosted by the Town of Babylon on Saturday, May 6th from 9 AM - 3 PM at the Geiger Park environmental center on Grand Blvd. in Deer Park. Check out the Bandalong Bandit Litter Trap, view a stormwater wetland and take botanical garden tours at this […]

  • Speaker Series: Developments in Oyster Restoration

    The View 3 Consuelo Pl, Oakdale, NY, United States

    What's Happening in Oyster Restoration? You are cordially invited to find out by joining us at our next Speaker Series on Friday, March 1st, from 9 AM - 11 AM for a breakfast conference at the View in Oakdale - Developments in Oyster Restoration Friday, March 1, 2024 9:00-11:00 AM The View, 3 Consuelo Place, Oakdale Seating is limited. […]

  • Chat & Shop with Save the Great South Bay

    Cornucopia Natural Foods 35 North Main Street, Sayville, New York

    A cornucopia is a symbol of abundance.  Sayville’s down-home health food shore, Cornucopia, is sharing its abundance with our beloved Bay.  They’re donating to Save the Great South Bay (SGSB) with proceeds from your purchase of their healthy goods.  They’ll also have someone from SGSB on hand on Sunday, January 12th, 11am – 2pm for […]

  • Speaker Series: What’s Next for Sewering

    Join us on Friday, March 7 from 9-11 AM at the View in Oakdale for an insightful Speaker Series on the next steps in implementing Suffolk County’s Clean Water Plan with sewering and cesspools. With the hugely successful passage of Prop #2 in November that provided funding in our wake, this discussion will focus on identifying […]