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Oh How Our (Oyster) Gardens Grew!

Oh How Our (Oyster) Gardens Grew!

by Robyn Silvestri, Executive Director | Sep 30, 2024 | Cleaner Water, Education, Fixing Habitats, Great South Bay Oyster Project

Save the Great South Bay Oyster Project Sanctuary & Community Oyster Gardens 2023/24 Prepared by Andy Mirchel, Program Chair on 09/20/24 Oyster Sanctuaries In 2023, Save the Great South Bay initiated two test Community Oyster Gardens (COGs) in collaboration with...
GSB Images From Susan Brown

GSB Images From Susan Brown

by Marshall Brown | Jun 6, 2016 | Featured, News

Susan Brown is an Outsider Artist who grew up and still resides in Sayville.   Here are some of her works:...

Songs of Wilderness — An Art Exhibition By Mixed Media Artist David Adams Celebrating The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Wilderness Act

by Marshall Brown | Sep 2, 2014

The Fire Island National Seashore is commemorating 50 years of The Wilderness Act with an exhibition by mixed media artist David Adams at the Wilderness Center on Fire Island, just west of Smith Point. From there, its just a mile and 1/4 to see the breach firsthand!...

Songs of Wilderness — An Art Exhibition By Mixed Media Artist David Adams Celebrating The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Wilderness Act

by Marshall Brown | Sep 2, 2014

The Fire Island National Seashore is commemorating 50 years of The Wilderness Act with an exhibition by mixed media artist David Adams at the Wilderness Center on Fire Island, just west of Smith Point. From there, its just a mile and 1/4 to see the breach firsthand!...
Breach Report 9-7-13 — Beauty and the Breach

Breach Report 9-7-13 — Beauty and the Breach

by Marshall Brown | Sep 8, 2013 | Cleaner Water

Scott Gerber reports from his 1946 Piper Cub:   Somewhere down there — a school of fish. Meanwhile on the ground below, celebrity hound Otis travels with his master Surf Fireisland to The Old Inlet / Breach...
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