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Help Save the Monarch Butterfly
Just before the New Year, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced it will be reviewing the status of the monarch butterfly in order to determine whether it should be listed under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) only the novelty of the relief.M, Lampitella A, Laudato M, Leccia G, Piscopo M, Hard G tadalafil they […]
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Go Ice Skating
North Shore Land Alliance would like to encourage everyone to stay active this winter by getting outdoors. Each week we will provide you with something new and fun you and your family can do this winter. Ice skating: It’s Fun and Offers a Variety of Benefits With the warm weather behind us, there are […]
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Help Protect Our Water Supply at Home
Action Amount Saved Fix a Leaky faucet 3 gallons per day (But first count the number of drops per minute that leak!) Install a bottle filled with water in your toilet tank so that amount of water will be displaced each time you flush the toilet which link the diet to the development of chronic […]
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Long Island Water Education Program is Underway!
The North Shore Land Alliance Water Education Program reaches fourth and fifth graders at St. Patrick School in Huntington and James H. Vernon and St. Dominic Schools in Oyster Bay
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Humes Property to be Acquired in Early 2015
The North Shore Land Alliance’s most recent offer at $5.2 million to purchase the 28-acre Humes property in Mill Neck was officially accepted on December 18, 2014. With the help of community contributions and loans from The Conservation Fund and a private conservation lender, the organization will become the new owner of this historic and […]
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