via Facebook SCERP — The Southampton Coastal and Estuarine Research Project — has just come out with their latest report. Swimmers Rejoice! Water clarity is now such that we can see deeper than 4 feet in the Eastern Bay, which means it is legal and...
In September 2012, The Peconic Baykeepersubmitted a 200 page petition to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) citing some 1,338 sewage treatment plants and large septic tanks and cesspools on Long Island, all in Suffolk County, that...
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...
