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  • Oceanside Kickoff for the LIC’s Seed Library Launch

    Oceanside Library 30 Davison Avenue, Oceanside, United States

    Celebrate the growing season at our Seed Library launch! Stop by to browse free seeds and get planting tips, perfect for gardeners of all levels. Learn about sustainable gardening, at…

  • Dix Hills Garden Club

    Half Hollow Hills Community Library 55 Vanderbilt Parkway, Dix Hills, United States

    Marshall 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…

  • Learn to Identify Weeds

    Landcraft Garden Foundation 4342 Grand Ave, Mattituck, NY, United States

    Join Frank Piccininni, Co-Founder of the Long Island Conservancy and biologist, environmental attorney, and lifelong advocate for ecological restoration, as he leads a field discussion on the identification of weeds…

  • Long Island’s Ecosystems: Past, Present and Future?

    Cold Spring Harbor Library 95 Harbor Rd, Cold Spring Harbor, United States

    Join us for a discussion on Long Island's Ecosystems: Past, Present.... and Future?
    On April 16th, 2026, at 7pm, Marshall Brown, President of the Long Island Conservancy, will be talking about Long Island's Ecosystems at the Cold Spring Harbor Library

  • restore nature

    Plants: Native, Non-Native and Invasive at Hempstead Public Library April 23rd at 7!

    Hempstead Public Library 115 James A. Garner Way, Hempstead, NY, United States

    Long Island needs its native plants. Without them, we lose our local wildlife. Most of what is available for sale, however, are non-native. Non-native plants provide little sustenance for our local creatures. They weren't adapted to feed from them, that's our bees, or birds, or butterflies. Worse, we have to contend with invasive plants, some of which are still for sale here locally. Invasive plants actively destroy native habitat and hasten the departure of our local wildlife.

    Free

  • Meadow Management

    Landcraft Garden Foundation 4342 Grand Ave, Mattituck, NY, United States

    Join Brittany Champey, Advisory Member of the Long Island Conservancy and an expert in conservation biology and landscape restoration, as she leads a field discussion on meadow management at the…

  • Native plant sales

    Plantstock VI — May 2nd 10-1 at The HOG Farm!

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    Hamlet Organic Garden 319 Beaver Dam Road, Brookhaven, NY, United States

    Once again, Plantstock comes to Hamlet Organic Garden. This biannual event, with Plantstock VI, is now in it's fourth year. The purpose of Plantstock is to build Long Island's community of native plant growers and gardeners. Come meet your fellow native plant enthusiasts. Find the plants you are looking for from such organizations as Long Island Natives, LINPI (The Long Island Native Plant Initiative), Tyska Native Plants, and a number of others to be announced. Learn from Long Island's native plant experts and enjoy the magic of Hamlet Organic Gardens, a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) in Brookhaven Hamlet.

    Free

  • Sayville Library Sustainability Fair

    Sayville Library 88 Greene Ave, Sayville, NY, United States

    Please visit us at the Sayville Library Sustainability Fair on Saturday May 9, 2026 from 11am-2pm.

  • Plants: Native, Non-Native, and Invasive Saturday May 16th at Noon at Great Neck Public Library!

    Great Neck Public Library 159 Bayview Avenue, Great Neck, NY, United States

    When you plant native plants, you support local wildlife. We need a lot of native plants in our yards and our public spaces if we are to continue to experience the presence of local wildlife, in particular birds, butterflies, and bees. So find out what's native and what's non-native, and by all means, what's invasive.

  • restore nature

    Plants: Native, Non-Native and Invasive. A Lecture Thursday July 9th at 6- 7:30 PM at The Bayshore / Brightwaters Public Library

    Bay Shore / Brightwaters Public Library 1 South Country Road, Brightwaters, United States

    Without native plants, local wildlife disappears. Our bees, butterflies, and birds have all evolved over eons to feed off of particular local plants. Our mission then is to restore native plants to our yards and our communities in order that we will have that wildlife among us for future generations.

  • Learn About The Importance of Native Plants at Babylon Library

    Babylon Public Library 24 South Carll Ave, Babylon, NY, United States

    Saturday Saturday 19, 2026 at 10am, Marshall Brown, Founder of the Long Island Conversancy, visits to discuss the The Importance of Native Planting on Long Island at the Babylon Public…