Talisman CD Release Party
2019-01-31 20:00 - 23:00 (America/New_York) | Grey Horse Tavern, 291 Bayport Ave, Bayport, NY, 11705, United States
Local musician Nick Russell will be performing with his band at The Grey Horse Tavern in Bayport Thursday January 31st at 8PM in support of his latest CD, Talisman. 10% of the sales proceeds will go to Save The Great South Bay, for which we are deeply grateful. Talisman, for those not local, is a beach on Fire Island, across from Sayville / Bayport.
https://www.nps.gov/fiis/planyourvisit/barrettbeach-talisman.htm
Nick’s bandmates will be:
Andy Falco
Pat Falco
Chris Marshak
Sydney Swinson
This will be a very special evening!

Long Island Natural History Conference
2019-03-22 - 2019-03-23 | Berkner Auditorium, Lewis Road, Upton, NY, 11973, United States
The seventh annual Long Island Natural History Conference will take place Friday, March 22 and Saturday, March 23, 2019 in Berkner auditorium at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, NY. It will comprise 20 presentations by leading Long Island wildlife biologists, marine scientists and naturalists on a variety of topics including orchid restoration, bats, diamondback terrapins, white sharks, menhaden, osprey, barn owls, wild turkeys, dragonflies, ferns, Monarch butterflies, global warming and sea level rise impacts on coastal habitats and marine fisheries, and new research initiatives in L.I.’s pine barrens. This year will also feature a working lunch charrette hosted by Save the Sound and The Nature Conservancy to solicit ideas for a Plum Island conservation plan.
The conference is open to the general public and promises to be the largest regional forum for researchers, natural resource managers, students, and naturalists to present and exchange current information on the varied aspects of applied field biology (freshwater, marine, and terrestrial) and natural history of Long Island. It will serve as a premier venue to identify research and management needs, foster friendships and collegial relationships, and encourage a greater region-wide interest in Long Island’s natural history by bringing together people with diverse backgrounds.
To view the conference schedule and to register, go to www.LongIslandNature.org
General admission (one or both days): $45; students: $25.

The conference is a project of Long Island Nature Organization, is hosted by Brookhaven National Lab, and is sponsored by the following:
Seatuck Environmental Association, Group for the East End, Sierra Club Long Island
The Nature Conservancy, Peconic Land Trust, Perfect Earth Project
Save the Great South Bay, Save the Sound, South Fork Natural History Museum
American Littoral Society, Canio’s Books, Central Pine Barrens Commission
CERCOM at Molloy College, Coastal Research and Education Society of Long Island
Concerned L.I. Mountain Bicyclists, East Hampton Trails Preservation Society
Friends of the Long Pond Greenbelt, Friends of Wertheim, Harbor Publishing
Long Island Native Plant Initiative, Long Island Pine Barrens Society
North Fork Audubon, North Shore Audubon, North Shore Land Alliance
Peconic Baykeeper, Peconic Estuary Program, ProtoZone Interactive Exhibits
Queens County Bird Club, Quogue Wildlife Refuge, South Shore Audubon Society
South Shore Estuary Reserve, Southampton Trails Preservation Society
Surfrider Foundation: Eastern L.I. Chapter

Creek Defender Day
2019-04-13 11:00 - 16:00 | Path to Southard’s Pond, 108 County Rd 50, Babylon, NY, 11702, United States
Help your South Shore community! Take part in our 3rd Annual Creek Defender Day!

Our aim is to have a Creek Defender for every community along The Great South Bay, from Massapequa to Mastic. We know thus far that we have Todd Brice in Amityville, Todd Shaw in Babylon, Tom Kaine in Bayshore, James Bertsch in Sayville, Bob Draffin in Bayport, Jason Borowski in Blue Point, Creek Defenders bring together the whole community, championing local stewardship.

To heal a creek and help the bay, you need everyone — local schools, boy scouts, girl scouts, the PTA, the Rotary Club and The Chamber of Commerce, The Kiwanis Club, our houses of worship, all our officials at the village, town, county, state, and federal levels.
Here is what’s possible when a community comes together:
https://savethegreatsouthbay.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/IMG_0546.mp4
If you’d like to participate in this year’s Creek Defender Day, whether as a volunteer, a Creek Defender (one capable of organizing one’s community around local stewardship), email us at creekdefender@savethegreatsouthbay.org
Healthier creeks will lead to a healthier bay. It’s the mainland that’s sick, the bay is a symptom.
We hope to see you out there with your community’s Creek Defender.
Regards,
Marshall Brown
Executive Director
Save The Great South Bay

Creek Defender Day -- Babylon
2019-04-13 11:00 - 16:00 | Creek Defender Staging Area Babylon, 104 Park Street, Babylon, NY, 11702, United States
Here we are at Year Three for Babylon, where the Creek Defender Program all began. Babylon Village is a tight knit community, as are most of the villages that dot The South Shore. Babylon is also graced with Carll’s River, which via Southard’s Pond and Argyle Lake, flows through the community’s center.
Scroll to bottom to sign up as a Volunteer. Note that you are signing up for Babylon.
Here’s Carll’s River. Click on image below to see an interactive map.

The Town and the Village have spent a lot of effort improving the river’s watershed, whether through sewering, through installing filter systems in 96 outfall pipes, through buying up and protecting local wetlands, or through regular clean ups. Rich Groh and his team at The Town of Babylon have for decades been deeply committed to their local waters and wild places. Save The Great South Bay is grateful to be working with a community so passionately committed to local stewardship. Village Mayor Ralph Scordino and Skip Gardner, who heads The Public Works Department, have each been great supporters of our efforts.
In addition, we are fortunate to be sponsored this year by York Analytical Laboratories, specializing in air, water, and soil testing, Middleton Environmental, which performs environmental site assessments and who is contributing our new swamp forest, Long Island Natives, who is once again generously donating native plantings, the Babylon K-6 PTA, Downstream Outfitters, Railroad Bagel, and for the afterparty, Lily Flanagan’s.
Here is what we did last year: Along with removing 39 tires and collecting 100 bags of trash, we planted a swamp forest:

From October 2018:

For this year, we will again be planting a swamp forest, this time right on Park Street where Carll’s River flows under on its way south to Argyle Lake. At the same time, we will be looking at some serious issues far north:

Please join us to help heal this river and the bay! See you all Saturday!
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Creek Defender Day -- Blue Point
2019-04-14 09:00 - 12:00 | Purgatory Creek — Montauk Highway, 115 South Country Road, Blue Point, NY, 11715, United States
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The 5K Run For The Bay
2019-04-27 08:00 - 10:00 | Sayville Marina Park, Sayville, NY, 11782, United States
On April 27th, 8-10 AM, Blue Island Oysters is hosting the 3rd Annual 5K Run For The Bay In Sayville!

A portion of the proceeds goes to Save The Great South Bay!
Sign up as a volunteer below. We need a dozen people starting 7:30 AM to help with safety on the route. Please note on the volunteer form that it’s for the run. 500+ expected!

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Bay Shore Creek Defender Day -- Video Update
2019-05-04 09:00 - 12:00 | First Baptist Church of Bayshore, 175 Second Avenue, Bayshore, NY, 11706, United States
Update: Many many thanks to Pete Judge, Bay Shore local and video editor extraordinaire, for volunteering his talents for the cause. Thanks too to Nick Russell for offering background music for the video. A portion of the sales of his album Talisman (referring of course to the FI beach) go to Save The Great South Bay. I will always remember fondly the release party for it at the late, great Grey Horse in .Bayport where our org was born.
Here is what they were able to accomplish on a shoestring. Here is Tom Kain, Bay Shore Creek Defender, in his waders for the cause:

Save The Great South Bay, under the auspices of Seatuck, and in conjunction with Keep Islip Clean, The Bay Shore First Baptist Church (our staging area!), The Bay Shore Beautification Society, The Rotary Club of Bay Shore, The Bay Shore High School Interact Club and The Great South Bay YMCA will be participating in a clean up of Penataquit Creek on May 4th.
Staging begins at 9 AM at the The First Baptist Church of Bay Shore at 175 Second Avenue. Click Here to Volunteer
Here is Tom Kain, Bay Shore’s Creek Defender, speaking of the upcoming clean up, as we look to build on all the great work already accomplished in years past.

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Massapequa Creek Defender Day
2019-05-04 11:00 - 16:00 | Staging Area @ Massapequa Train Station, Sunrise Highway, Massapequa, NY, 11758, United States
Meet up with our newest Creek Defender, Tom Dempsey! Here he is at The Babylon Creek Defender event with his wife Ilena pitching in. Click Here to Volunteer

Looking forward to seeing you all on Saturday, May 4th! We will meet on the north side of the Massapequa train station by the bike trail.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Massapequa/@40.6768775,-73.4720777,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x89c27f7e93d40493:0x6f6a798a875f6942!8m2!3d40.6768735!4d-73.4698837
Meet up starts at 11 am with clean up beginning at 12pm.
Looking forward to getting a peek into the Massapequa Preserve, and cleaning up in there!

Emerging Contaminants, Methoprene and our Marshlands
2019-05-18 08:00 - 17:00 | The View, 3 Consuelo Pl, Oakdale, NY, 11769, United States
Emerging contaminants, such as 1,4-dioxane, were a hot topic in 2019 and sure to continue to be well into the future. Learn more about them as well as the toxic effects of methoprene, the mosquito pesticide, on our marshlands in this Save The Great South Bay Speaker Series conversation moderated by Marshall Brown.
Kevin McAllister, founder and president of Defend H2O, speaks about methoprene and our marshlands, while Michael Beckerich, CEO of York Analytical Laboratories, a NYC-based environmental testing lab, discusses emerging contaminants, such as 1,4 dioxane and PFAS/PFOAs — what it takes to detect them and what dangers they pose. Rounding out the panel are Dorian Dale, Suffolk County Sustainability Director and Frank Piccininni of SMPIL Consulting.

https://savethegreatsouthbay.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Save-The-Great-South-Bay-Emerging-Contaminants-Methoprene-and-Marshlands-GSB-01-03-2020-Episode-5.mp3

Sayville Creek Defender Day
2019-05-18 09:00 - 11:00 | Creek Defender 2019 Site, 259 Astor Dr, Sayville, NY, 11782, United States
On Saturday, May 18th, some of Sayville’s devoted members of Save the Great South Bay are meeting at Astor Drive and Aldrich Street to clean Mill Pond. Click Here to Volunteer

Our efforts are part of Save The Great South Bay’s Creek Defender Program. The premise is that by cleaning one of Sayville’s three creeks, we clean The Great South Bay. Last year the Greater Sayville Civic cleaned Greenes Creek. This year Save the Great South Bay is leading the Mill Pond clean-up.

It is apparent that the bright green growth in the pictures is an unnatural hue of green that does not match the other vegetation. Anyone who has spent a lifetime driving by Mill Pond knows we have a problem. We sampled the waters of Mill Pond during our scouting. We will share our findings in the future.
Here’s how the pond looked last summer, and will look like every summer until we improve water quality:

Let me take a moment to update you on related, local environmental efforts. The second dimension of Save the Great South Bay’s Creek Defender is to plant native plants and grasses. Such natives filter out contaminants before they leech into local waters where they flow into and pollute the Great South Bay. The Greater Sayville Civic secured New York State DEC native plants that will be planted near Greenes Creek for this purpose.

Feel free to email me at jjjbertsch@hotmail.com with questions. You are also welcome to contact me at (516) 987-6453 if that’s more convenient.

Thank you,

James Bertsch
Creek Defender, Sayville

Lindenhurst Creek Defender Day
2019-05-18 10:00 - 12:00 | Lindenhurst Creek Defender Staging Area, 100 East Montauk Highway, Lindenhurst, NY, 11757, United States
Citizens of Lindenhurst! On Saturday, May 18th we will start at 10 AM to help clean out the Negungtatogue. The purple block on the map is where people will meet, right across from Hurricane Grill. Please use great caution crossing Montauk Highway! Better, park at Viking Printing and Embroidery at 80 East Montauk Highway right next to where we are meeting for the clean up at 100. Click Here to Volunteer

Presenting David Schrader, Lindenhurst’s Creek Defender: David is 5th generation from this community, and is here to protect and preserve it for future generations.

After party at Restoration Kitchen and Cocktails

Launch of Save The Great South Bay Window Sticker Program in Bayport NY
2019-06-01 12:30 - 14:30 | NY
Join Us June 1st | Long Islands 1st Store to Display Our STGSB Sticker!
Save The Great South bay Sticker Program
Order your free stickers here!
The event time is June 1st, 12 noon and the location is at Picture Perfect Frames located at 813 Montauk Hwy, Bayport, NY 11705.

World Environment Day At Blue Point Brewery
2019-06-05 15:00 - 19:00 | Blue Point Brewing Company – New Brewery, 225 West Main St, Patchogue, NY - New York, 11739, United States
Blue Point Brewery has been for some years the local host for World Environment Day. This year is no different EXCEPT it will be taking place at the brand new brewery!
Blue Point Brewery has brought together the following organizations:
Oceana
Seatuck
CRESLI
Peconic Baykeeper
Cornell Cooperative Extension
National Park Service
Protecting the Environment of Patchogue
Citizen’s Campaign for the Environment
The National Fish and Wildlife Service
Blue Point Brewery has always supported the local environmental community and Save The Great South Bay. Together, we fight for the future our waters and therefore for the future of Long Island itself.
Save the Great South Bay looks forward to seeing you there. Be sure to visit our brand new pop-up store curated by Karen Marvin, a STGSB Board member and owner of South Shore Paddleboards. Cant wait to see it!

A Swell-ebration to Save the Bay
2019-07-11 19:00 - 23:00 | Swell Taco Babylon, 135 Deer Park Ave, Babylon, NY, 11702, United States
Good vibes for a great cause! Come on down to Swell Taco Babylon for a night filled with cold drinks, great food, tunes and raffles to help Save the Great South Bay.

Cheers to the Bay!
2019-07-12 19:00 - 23:00 | Southside Bar and Restaurant, 5 Third Avenue, Bay Shore, New York
Join us for some good food, drinks & fun and support our Creek Defender efforts.
For the entire day on Friday, July 12th Southside Bar & Restaurant will donate 10% of your check if you simply show the event flyer (printed/digital).
Bay Shore Creek Defender Tom Kain will be guest bartending bar serving up ice cold Shore Thing from 7 pm – 11 pm. Quench your summer thirst by ordering up a Blue Point Brewery Shore Thing and they will add an additional $1/beer.
Cheers to the Bay!

Methoprene, Our Marshlands & Emerging Contaminants
2019-07-26 08:00 - 10:00 | The View, 3 Consuelo Pl, Oakdale, NY, 11769, United States
Hello everyone! I hope you are able attend our inaugural event in our Speaker’s Series, a breakfast conference on “Emerging Contaminants, Methoprene And Our Marshes” at The View in Oakdale, Friday, July 26th, 8AM-10AM.
York Analytical Laboratories is the Presenting Sponsor for this series, and for a new season of Water Matters, a show about Long Island,
The Lessing Hospitality Group is our Host Sponsor.

Click Here To Register!

The event is free and includes a continental breakfast. We have limited the audience to 50 attendees!

Kevin McAllister of DefendH2O will trace the connections between mosquito spraying and marsh degradation, continuing in his decade long quest to see Methoprene spraying banned as a means of mosquito control. It kills a lot more than mosquitos, including the dragonflies that eat the mosquitos.
Speaking on the issue of Emerging Contaminants will be Michael Beckerich, CEO of York Analytical Laboratories. They are making the investments necessary to detect 1, 4 -Dioxane, a chemical used in the production of myriad household products that toxic at parts per billion, and PFAS/PFOAs, flame retardants that are toxic in parts per trillion.———————————
Save The Great South Bay will be shooting another 5-8 new episodes of Water Matters, ones that will address important topics we’ve yet to cover or are new to us — such as Emerging Contaminants and West Brook. We will definitely have a show about Going Native and Invasives, and another on Methoprene. Perhaps a show on the plan to build storm gates as a response to sea level rise. If you have a topic you’d like for us to cover, let us know.In the past months, we’ve seen a lot of demand for public forums so that we collectively could become better informed about the issues we are facing. As an organization, Save The Great South Bay is committed to seeking solutions to the environmental problems we face with the bay and on The South Shore generally. The challenge is enormous; it will take all of us.Hope to see you on the 26th!Best,Marshall

2019 Sayville Summerfest
2019-08-09 - 2019-08-11 | Sayville, NY, Savyville, NY, 11785
Honored to be representing again at the Sayville Summer Fest hosted by the Greater Sayville Chamber of Commerce from August 9th-11th. Visit us at our table on Gillettte near Blue Point Brewery to hear what’ve we’ve been up to and how you can get involved!
Family Fun For All!
Food – Rides – Games – Live Musical Performances – Art Exhibits – Vendors – 4 Mile Run – Classic Car Show – AND MORE!

Seafood Festival
2019-08-24 - 2019-08-25 | Long Island Maritime Museum, 88 West Avenue, West Sayville, NY
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

Captree Dockside Family Festival
2019-09-07 - 2019-09-08 | Captree State Park, 3500 E Ocean Pkwy, Bay Shore, NY
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 course, Save the Great South Bay!

Blue Island Oyster Festival
2019-09-14 12:00 - 16:00 | Blue Island Oysters, 136 Atlantic Ave, West Sayville, NY, 11796, United States
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 beloved Great South Bay.
All-inclusive tickets just $75. This event sells out so get your tickets now!

2019 Mayor's Cup Charity Regatta and Clambake
2019-09-21 | Long Island Yacht Club, 307 Little East Neck Road South, Babylon, NY, 11702, United States
Photos from Richard LaBella of a previous regatta:
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Set on the magnificent waterfront at the historic Long Island Yacht Club with views to the Robert Moses cross-Bay bridge, this all day event aims to raise awareness of the health of the Great South Bay and our organization’s efforts to revitalize it. The day kicks off with a Paddleboard Clean Up hosted by South Shore Paddleboards. It continues with a multi-class sailing Regatta and rounds out with a family-friendly Clambake featuring live music, cold beer, fresh oysters, and tons of adult- and family-centered activities.
Regatta participation: $10/person
Clambake $75/person, $150/VIP ticket, $25 (12 & under),
Tickets on sale now at www.mayorscupcharityregatta.org

Great South Bay Society Annual Clean Up
2019-09-28 08:00 - 12:00 | Amityville Yacht Service, 144 Ocean Avenue, Amityville, New York, 11701
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.

Lessing's Beach Clean Up
2019-09-28 09:00 - 12:00 | Overlook Beach, Ocean Parkway, Babylon
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.

Tres Palms Oyster Fest
2019-10-06 14:00 - 19:00 | Tres Palms, 16 East Ct, Babylon, NY, 11702, United States
Amazing day on the Bay featuring oysters, cold beer, the JHaus Band and benefiting Save The Great South Bay.

Aquaculture: The Role of Shellfish in Restoring the GSB
2019-10-18 08:00 - 10:00 | The View, 3 Consuelo Pl, Oakdale, NY, 11769, United States
Our quarterly Speaker Series continues with a expert panel discussion on the role of shellfish in the restoration of the GSB. Invitation only.

Environmental Marathon
2019-11-08 15:00 - 17:00 | WUSB Radio 90.1
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. Bring Down The Dams! Long Island’s Impoundment Problem
4. Long Island’s Septic Problem The Race To Save Our Waters

Creeks as Classrooms: Bridging STEAM & Local Stewardship
2020-02-07 08:00 - 10:00 | The View, 3 Consuelo Pl, Oakdale, NY, 11769, United States
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 Siegel from NYS Marine Educators and Superintendent and Superintendent John Dolan from East Islip.
Join us as we discuss ways to extend the traditional classroom, collect, interpret and share meaningful data, and inspire students to become local stewards.
Register Here

West Babylon Creek Defender Day
2020-03-21 09:00 | Santapogue Creek, West Lake Drive, West Babylon, NY
Postponed due to COVID-19. New date to be posted asap.
Meet up: West Lake Drive, West Babylon.
Volunteer at: bit.ly/westbab
Join West Babylon Creek Defender, Christina Galante, for a community-driven clean up along our very own Santapogue Creek on Saturday, March 21, 2020 from 9 AM-11 AM.
All are welcome to participate – scouts, students, local organizations, corporate teams, families, and others! Help remove debris from the creek to keep it flowing freely. Long sleeves, pants & gloves recommended. All other tools & gear provided thanks to the generous support of our local sponsors.
For more info, contact Christina at westbab@savethegreatsouthbay.org

Babylon Village Creek Defender Day
2020-03-28 09:00 - 11:00 | Park Avenue Tennis Courts, 104 Park Avenue, Babylon, NY, 11702
Postponed due to COVID-19. New date to be posted asap.
Join Babylon Creek Defender, Todd Shaw, for a community-driven clean up along our very own Carll’s River on Saturday, March 28, 2020 from 9 AM-11 AM.
All are welcome to participate – scouts, students, local organizations, corporate teams, families, and others! Help remove debris from the creek to keep it flowing freely. Long sleeves, pants & gloves recommended. All other tools & gear provided thanks to the generous support of our local sponsors.
Volunteer here: bit.ly/babylonvillage

Massapequa Creek Defender Day
2020-04-04 11:00 - 13:00 | Staging Area @ Massapequa Train Station, Sunrise Highway, Massapequa, NY, 11758, United States
Postponed due to COVID-19. New date to be posted asap.
Join Creek Defender Tom Dempsey for a community- driven clean up along our very own Massapequa Creek on Saturday, April 4, 2020 from 11 AM-1 PM.
All are welcome to participate – scouts, students, local organizations, corporate teams, families, and others! Help remove debris from the creek to keep it flowing freely. Long sleeves, pants & gloves recommended. All other tools & gear provided thanks to the generous support of our local sponsors.

Meet up:
Sat, 04/04 @ 11 AM
LIRR – Massapequa Train Station east end of lot

Volunteer at: bit.ly/massapequacreek
For more info, contact Tom at: massapequa@savethegreatsouthbay.org
