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Humes Meadow Update
When protecting important natural areas land trusts are also protecting parts of history. The significance of the history can range from a simple record of land ownership to detailed accounts of human history and land use. The Humes property in Mill Neck illustrates the latter. Given both the important cultural and natural resources found on […]
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2019 O’Neil Conservation Stewards
North Shore Land Alliance welcomes Julia Damiano, Samantha Pepe, and Jeanne Wu to our 2018 O’Neil Conservation Stewards program. We look forward to providing these young conservationists with an opportunity to gain valuable conservation-related experience.
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Volunteers Help to make Open Space Greener
North Shore Land Alliance thanks the many active volunteers who contribute their time and energy to help us accomplish our mission.
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Spring Occurrences in Local Preserves
Local nature preserves are emerging from winter bursting with color and vibrant early spring growth. Among the ones you will not want to miss are:
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What We Can Do To Protect Long Island’s Water Now
Attendees at The State of Long Island’s Water panel discussion on April 24, 2019, an event we co-hosted with the North Country Garden Club and The Nature Conservancy, learned that Long Island’s ground and surface water resources are contaminated.
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