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Community Oyster Restoration Program

Peconic Baykeeper Pete Topping and AWS Founder & Co-Owner Bryan McGowin ready to seed oysters back into local waters. First launched…

Pollution Patrol Program

Using our 18′ vessel, Baykeeper Pete Topping regularly patrols our waterways to identify water quality issues and respond to citizen complaints including pollution, illegal development,…

Horseshoe Crab Monitoring

Juvenile Horseshoe Crab Peconic Baykeeper has partnered with  the Long Island Horseshoe Crab Monitoring Network  since 2020 to help monitor current…

Project R.I.S.E.

Welcome to Project R.I.S.E. Recording Inundation Surrounding the Estuary Join Peconic Baykeeper in documenting coastal change in the Peconic Estuary through community science! [caption id=”attachment_2156″…

Blue Water Task Force Water Quality Monitoring Program

Volunteer Kevin Cirincione collects water sample from Tiana Bay Peconic Baykeeper is a proud partner in the Blue Water Task Force,…

Educational Programs

Educational Programs

Protecting our water is a community effort and education is key to inspiring the next generation of clean water stewards. Peconic Baykeeper works with local…

Commercial Oyster Aquaculture Program

Peconic Baykeeper’s Commercial Oyster Aquaculture Program was first launched in 2018 in Great Peconic Bay as a way to provide a market-based solution to regional…

Alewife Restoration

Diadromous Fish Restoration

Long Island’s threatened native river herring (alewife) are diadromous, meaning they live in both salt and freshwater throughout their life cycles. Each spring, adult fish…

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