Due to stormy conditions, Mashomack Preserve re-scheduled its participation in the International Coastal Cleanup Day to Saturday, September 23 from 9 to 11 AM.
The Peconic Estuary Partnership (PEP) invites all who are concerned about marine debris to join the East End Coastal Sweep on Saturday, September 16.
Sylvester Manor hosts a screening party for a Cornell Cooperative (CCE) Extension Marine Program news magazine episode about work in local waters to support shellfish.
Enjoy the beauty of Mashomack in an early morning coastal paddle. The guided kayak trip from Bass Creek to Log Cabin Creek is Wednesday, July 26, from 7:30 to 9:30 AM
Mashomack Preserve offers programs for families, teens, and adults in late July. Whether you enjoy wading in marshes with your kids, sending your teens off to participate in real science at no charge, or taking a quiet paddle along a natural shoreline with adults only, Mashomack has something for you.
Remember the joy of watching the twinkling lights of fireflies on a summer evening? Join a guided Firefly Walk in Mashomack Preserve's meadows to learn about this amazing insect while using hand nets to get a close-up view of "nature's fireworks."
As the last holds of winter finally loosen on the landscape, new life can be seen emerging all around during April at Mashomack Preserve.
Visit Mashomack Preserve in December while trails are open daily from dawn to dusk. Come January, the preserve will be accessible to the public on weekends only.
Mashomack Preserve invites all to celebrate the season at a Winter Open House on Saturday, December 10.
Mashomack's new autumn program continues for kids ages 4 to 8, offering hands-on learning, exploring the natural world, and learning about the different animals and habitats at the preserve.