Michael Busch of Bellport takes News12 out to The Old Inlet/Breach to show them how much healthier that part of the bay has become since Sandy created it six months ago — fluke, sea turtles, seal, osprey, clear waters — and how the bay continues to be...
Today marks the seventh day — and hopefully last — day of the heat wave. It sure would be nice if we Long Islanders could head down to the shore and take a dip in the water to cool off. That’s part of what brought people to Long Island in the...
via Facebook From SCERP (Stony Brook Southampton Coastal and Estuarine Research Program)’s Facebook Page. Give them a WELL DESERVED LIKE for their outstanding research! WHAT CAUSED THE 2013 BROWN TIDE IN GREAT SOUTH BAY? The outbreak of the brown...
Please “Like” SCERP on Facebook if you want healthy bays! Why is SCERP’s (and Professor Christopher Gobler’s) research so important? Because they are investigating the causes of algal blooms all around Long Island and the world. Over the...
SCERP — The Southampton Coastal and Estuarine Research Program — has posted this dramatic picture of how the massive brown tide bloom in The Great South Bay is not spreading to the south eastern part of the bay, thanks to The New Inlet: Note how this...
