Phragmites Removal at McGill Pond
As part of the remediation of McGill Pond in Blue Point, we are organizing a phragmites removal on Wednesday March 6th between 9-12.
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McGill Pond Intersection of Rogers Street and Blue Point Avenue, Blue Point, NY, United States
Volunteer Day At Meadow Croft: Caring For Our Native Plants
FeaturedMeadow Croft 299 Middle Road, Sayville, NY, United StatesCome out to Meadow Croft on Monday, November 11th, Veteran's Day 10-1, and help tend to our native plants as we approach winter. Learn about them, about The American Chestnut, a tree we are helping to rescue from extinction, about Spotted Lanternflies, and how we can combat them.
Arbor Day After NOW Sunday, April 27th 10-1 at Meadow Croft DUE TO RAIN SATURDAY
Meadow Croft 299 Middle Road, Sayville, NY, United StatesAs we perhaps know, Arbor Day is Friday, April 25th, 2025. But as with Earth Day, we have to ask, well what about the remaining 364 days? Can't every day be Arbor Day? Trees work 24X7X365 to filter and oxygenate our air, and filter our groundwater with their roots. They feed countless species. Arbor Day…
Exploring The Life Underground: The Fungus Among Us
West Hills County Park Ridge Drive and Overhill Road, Melville, NY, United StatesSoil health is essential to forest health. But what constitutes soil health? Biologist Frank Piccininni takes us on a journey to the life underground at West Hills County Park. There, he will show how fungal networks help determine the composition of the forest above, what trees and plants flourish where, and how invasive plants disturb the order of things below and therefore above.
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Mother Nature Day
Science Museum of Long Island 1526 North Plandome Road, Manhasset, NY, United StatesCome to SMLI on May 10th for Mother Nature Day! Come see how we are working to restore Nature at Leeds Pond Preserve! Get Mom some native pollinators for Mother's Day! A day for mothers, for family, and for nature!
Dix Hills Garden Club
Half Hollow Hills Community Library 55 Vanderbilt Parkway, Dix Hills, United StatesMarshall Brown, Co-Founder of the Long Island Conservancy, will be speaking on native plants, invasive plants, and ecosystem services i.e. the importance of biodiversity, food webs, and soil health. March 18th, 2026 6:30pm - 8:45pm HHHC Library - Lecture Hall Visit the Dix Hills Garden Club website for more info on how to join.
