Stop by our booth at the Long Island Maritime Seafood Festival, Long Island's premier summer event featuring seafood (of course), live music, craft show, children's activities & more. Festivities are from 11 am - 6 pm both Saturday and Sunday. Tickets $10 general admission. Kids 12 & Under Free
Visit our info table at the 36th annual Captree State Park Dockside Family Festival hosted by New York State Parks. With it's nautical theme, activities and entertainment for people of all ages, it's an amazing day on the Great South Bay. Live music, pony rides, crab races, and various interactive demonstrations - and us, of […]
It's summertime and there's no better time to EAT, DRINK, DANCE & PROTECT THE GREAT SOUTH BAY! Our friends at Blue Island Oyster Company are graciously hosting the 4th annual Blue Island Oyster Festival, to benefit their foundation & Save the Great South Bay, two organizations dedicated to raising awareness of how to protect our […]
A sailor on the bay? Then you must be at The Mayor's Charity Regatta and Clambake to benefit Save The Great South Bay. Its happening September 21st 3-7 at the Long Island Yacht Club in Babylon. Tickets on sale now!
Amityville Creek Defender Todd Brice is leading his annual Bay cleanup this Saturday at 8am from the Amityville Yacht Service boatyard. Breakfast, lunch, and drinks will be available. Please dress in long sleeves and pants.
We are joining forces with the Lessing Hospitality Group's for their annual beach clean up on Saturday, 09/28 from 9 am - 12 pm at Overlook Beach, Ocean Parkway. Free parking. Join in by emailing dogood@lessings.com.
Amazing day on the Bay featuring oysters, cold beer, the JHaus Band and benefiting Save The Great South Bay.
Our quarterly Speaker Series continues with a expert panel discussion on the role of shellfish in the restoration of the GSB. Invitation only.
Tune in to Stonybrook U. radio on Friday, Nov. 8 between 3-5 PM with guest DJ Marshall Brown of Save The Great South Bay interviewing speakers on several important environmental topics. 1. Your Yard as Wilderness. Native plantings and their local environmental importance 2. A Developer in Conversation with an Environmentalist: A New Paradigm? 3. […]
Speakers from Brookhaven National Lab, Seatuck, NYSMEA, and East Islip UFSD. Our quarterly Speaker Series continues with Creeks as Classroom: Bridging STEAM & Local Stewardship on Friday, 2/7 at the View in Oakdale from 8-10 AM featuring a distinguished panel of experts including Dr. Melvyn Morris from Brookhaven National Lab, Peter Walsh from Seatuck, Lou […]