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 …
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10 results found Creek Defender Day — Babylon
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!
Babylon: Vote YES On Sewering Jan 22nd And Help The Bay!
Save The Great South Bay encourages all local residents eligible for a sewer hook up (the red zones on the map ) to vote …
Community Meeting On Sewering Proposal For North Babylon
Residents in North Babylon will have the opportunity to vote for sewering in their neighborhood as part of the broader effort to rebuild Babylon's natural beauty after Sandy.
Volunteer Certificate
This is to certify that the bearer worked as a volunteer for Save The Great South Bay as part of our Creek Defender Program …
A Swamp Forest Is Born In Babylon
The Creek Defender Program is for the 41 creeks that feed into The Great South Bay. Babylon is our model. On April 21st, with the help of 100 volunteers, we planted a swamp forest and pulled 39 tires out of the woods
A Creek Defender Is Born in Babylon
On Earth Day, April 22nd, Save The Great South Bay launched The Creek Defender Program in Babylon on Carll’s River. Working with The Village: …
The Babylon Creek Defender Program Launches
ATTENTION ALL BABYLONIANS! Save The Great South Bay’s Creek Defender Program launches on Earth Day April 22nd along The Carll’s River! Save The Great …
Creek Defenders To The Rescue!
Now that there is an online mapping platform for communities to view and post the environment information, we will see much more effective monitoring, oversight and documentation of local conditions, leading to a healthier local environment,
Bring “Diadromous Fish” Back to Long Island’s Estuaries And To The Atlantic Seaboard NOW
Now is the time to take down all the ancient dams along our South Shore estuaries. The alewife, herring, sturgeon and eel, and all the fish that breed in fresh water and live in our oceans have to have the means to swim up river to spawn. For centuries, we have dammed or streams and rivers. We have the science, we have the road map. We just need the awareness and the popular will that comes with that.