Save The Great South Bay welcomes each and all to Tres Palms on March 28th, Wednesday! We will be discussing our goals for the coming year, including the upcoming Creek Defender event in Babylon on April 21st. We will go over the scope of work for that day, and speak to how we can launch […]
Note the interactive map of the creek below: https://save-the-great-south-bay-1.sitecontrol.us/m/penataquit-creek#b=none&o=+FIRST+BAPTIST+CHURCH+OF+BAY+SHORE
Each year, The Great South Bay Society stages a fall clean up of the marsh islands off Amityville. Led by Creek Defender Todd Brice, they scour the islands for trash. Drift wood, plastic bottles, shotgun shell casings (from duck hunters), and odder things like a TV for instance. It's quite a flotilla! Come down to Amityville this Saturday and be part of the adventure!
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, […]
Come help heal The Great South Bay by cleaning up around Carll's River and by helping to plant a swamp forest! It will be a total community effort!
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 […]
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 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqzqaGk2pHU 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 […]
Citizens of Sayville! Help the Browns River begin its recovery by meeting up with us at the corner of Astor and Aldrich on Saturday, May 4th at 12:00 pm to clean up at Mill Pond!