Please support Seatuck
Help protect and preserve the wildlife that make Long Island our special home, including American Kestrels and other raptors moving along our barrier islands this time of year on their southbound migrations.
Latest From Seatuck
New Horseshoe Crab Exhibit
Seatuck’s new exhibit at the Eleven Maple outdoor gallery in Bay Shore features the story of the amazing horseshoe crab. Visit the gallery today!
Seatuck Hires Conservation Director
Seatuck has hired Kris Mielenhausen as the organization’s first-ever conservation director.
Horseshoe Crabs
ACTION ALERT! Your help is needed to ensure New York seizes a historic opportunity to safeguard horseshoe crab populations. In June, the New York Senate and Assembly passed legislation (S.3185 / A.10140) that prohibits the harvest of horseshoe crabs for commercial or biomedical purposes. All that’s left is for Governor Hochul to sign the legislation into law!
Dam Failures
Rebuilding failed dams may occasionally make sense, but in most cases allowing rivers and streams to revert to their natural state will help make the region and its coastal ecosystem more healthy, resilient and sustainable.
After School Programs
Seatuck offers adventurous after-school programs for students from Kindergarten to 12th Grade. Register today for the upcoming school year!
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 2024 Bats & Brews Benefit will be held on Saturday, October 19. Tickets will go on sale in September. Save the date and make plans to join us!
After School Programs
Seatuck offers adventurous after-school programs for students from Kindergarten to 12th Grade. Register today for the upcoming school year!
Join our Newsletter
Stay up-to-date about the latest wildlife conservation news. Sign up for our free e-newsletter today!