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Latest From Seatuck

2025 LI Natural History Conference
The 2025 Long Island Natural History Conference will be held on March 21 at Stony Brook University. Click for details.

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

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

Call to Artists: The Beauty of Birds
Seatuck is excited to announce a call to artists for an exhibit featuring bird art and photography to be displayed in conjunction with a performance of the Island Symphony Orchestra on March 23, 2025.

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.

Seatuck Hires Conservation Director
Seatuck has hired Kris Mielenhausen as the organization’s first-ever conservation director.

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

2025 LI Natural History Conference
The 2025 Long Island Natural History Conference will be held on March 21 at Stony Brook University. Click for details.

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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