by Marshall Brown | Jan 14, 2016 | Bay Friendly Yards, Cleaner Water
Back in October 2015,  Save The Great South Bay was chosen by The Freshman Class at Sayville High School as the local non-profit they’d support this year.  They in turn were working with a local oyster company, Blue Island, to institute a local moratorium on...
by Marshall Brown | Jan 14, 2016 | Advocacy, Water Matters
Tomorrow at 12:30, I will be hosting the first episode of the first season of Water Matters (click here for live stream or for watching archived video) My guest will be Prof. Christopher Gobler of Stony Brook’s School of Atmospheric and Marine Science (SOMAS)....
by Marshall Brown | Oct 1, 2015 | Featured, Fixing Habitats
The National Parks Service has issued a public request for comment as part of the process of coming up with a plan to manage  ‘The Breach” aka Old Inlet aka New Inlet aka Bellport Inlet that was opened up on Fire Island by Hurricane Sandy at...
by Marshall Brown | Jul 16, 2015 | Featured
What I love about Save The Great South Bay is that I get to meet so many people who care about the bay, and want to get the message out — This bay is worth saving! Â One of the organizations that reached out to help is a company called Loomstate.org. Â Scott...
by Marshall Brown | Mar 23, 2015 | Cleaner Water, Featured
In July 2013, nine months after Sandy and a year after the founding of Save The Great South Bay, I took a pledge at the first annual Aspen Action Forum to ‘help build a sustainable Long Island.’Â The Action Forum draws Aspen Fellows from all over the world...
