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Islands Made of Sand — a Film by Justin Fehntrich

by Marshall Brown | Apr 20, 2013 | Fixing Habitats

This film was created by Justin for his Environmental Media class at Stony Brook University.   Enjoy!    
The New Inlet 4-17-13 (LINK)

The New Inlet 4-17-13 (LINK)

by Marshall Brown | Apr 19, 2013 | Cleaner Water, Fixing Habitats

Another stunning shot from Charles Flagg’s photographer as they flew over the breach/Old Inlet on the 17th.
The New Inlet 4-18-13 (LINK To SoMAS)

The New Inlet 4-18-13 (LINK To SoMAS)

by Marshall Brown | Apr 19, 2013 | Cleaner Water

Just stunningly beautiful.   The SoMAS team studying The New Inlet is bringing photographers up with them on the flyovers now, clearly.  
What Mother Nature and The New Inlet Can’t Do — A Bay in Peril

What Mother Nature and The New Inlet Can’t Do — A Bay in Peril

by Marshall Brown | Apr 16, 2013 | Bay Friendly Yards, Cleaner Water, Fixing Habitats, Shellfish

Since early November, when the news first broke that Hurricane Sandy had breached Fire Island in The Otis Pike High Dunes Wilderness Area, and that this ‘new inlet’ was to be left open at least for a time, The New Inlet has either been demonized as the...
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