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Help protect and preserve the wildlife that make Long Island our special home, including songbirds returning to our region this time of year. Some songbirds, such as the Pine Warbler, will stay here to breed, while others will stop to rest & refuel on their way to summering grounds further north.

Latest From Seatuck

Nissequogue River

The failed Stump Pond Dam in Blydenburgh County Park presents an opportunity to restore the ecological health of the Nissequogue River.

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Earth Day

Earth Day Work Days! Join us for a “Phrag Fight” at West Brook in Great River, NY on Friday, April 25th or Saturday, April 26th. Click for details.

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Water Reuse

Seatuck’s “Water Reuse Roadmap & Action Plan” seeks to advance water reuse as a strategy to address water quality and water quantity issues across Long Island.

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Our Education Programs

Seatuck’s education programs exposes attendees to the diversity, beauty, and wonder of our natural world. We offer a variety of public programs for pre-school children, students, adults, and families. We train teachers and professionals, including through the Greentree Teachers’ Ecology Workshop. We also provide private programs for schools, early child care providers, scouts, businesses, senior centers, and more!

Upcoming Events

Bats & Brews Benefit

The 2025 Bats & Brews Benefit will be held on Saturday, October 18. Tickets will go on sale in September. Save the date and make plans to join us!

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After School Programs

Seatuck offers adventurous after-school programs for students from Kindergarten to 12th Grade. Register today for the upcoming school year!

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