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From reviews and recommendations of the best parks on Long Island to visit, to insights about the local eco-system and local forecast updates, we've got what you'll want to know about nature, local environmentental issues, and Long Island weather right here.
By Lyndsay McCabe March 23, 2014
With about one month left before they leave, now is the time to go out and see the curious seals that are hauled out on the shore with the guidance of an experienced seal walk ...
By Wendy L March 21, 2014
Jones Beach State Park is going to be better than ever with a major revitalization plan that involves $65 million through a five-year project.
By Long Island News & PR March 20, 2014
May 3, 2014 Volunteer Day a Great Opportunity to Help New York State Parks and Historic Sites.
By Lyndsay McCabe March 18, 2014
This week is Flood Safety Awareness Week, so be sure to brush up on your knowledge of evacuation routes in your area, as well as other dos and don'ts for flood safety.
By Long Island News & PR March 17, 2014
Jon Kaiman to provide keynote address; Amy Hagedorn to be honored.
By Christian Abbatecola March 13, 2014
Despite a predicted possibility of light snow, Long Islanders awoke to the welcome sight of clear streets.
By Joe Randazzo March 09, 2014
The new outdoor access projects connect hunters, anglers, bird watchers, and outdoor enthusiasts to 380,000 acres of untapped land.
By Christian Abbatecola March 07, 2014
Sands dredged from nearby waterways will be used to fill eroded beaches and build protective dunes along the popular South Shore beach.
By Stella Miller March 06, 2014
Huntington-Oyster Bay Audubon Society will host a poster workshop for kids ages 8 to 18 as part of the “Be a Good Egg Campaign” at the Cold Spring Harbor Library on March 30 at 2pm.
By Wendy L March 06, 2014
The impact of global warming may eventually hit natural and cultural heritage sites like the Statue of Liberty, the Tower of London and the Sydney Opera House -- submerging them underwater, according to a new ...
By Vickie Moller March 05, 2014
Due to the unusually severe winter weather we've had, Long Island's roadways have become strange and perilous obstacle courses filled with dips, depressions, cavities, holes and even craters filled with standing water.
By Christian Abbatecola March 02, 2014
Predicted snow totals have again fallen, but that does not mean morning commuters won’t have to suffer through a wintry mess on the road.
By Lyndsay McCabe March 02, 2014
The National Weather Service has updated their forecast Sunday morning, and only 3 to 6 inches of snow are now expected to hit Long Island, with the South Shore receiving the brunt of the storm.
By Lyndsay McCabe March 01, 2014
The storm is expected to hit hardest Sunday night, with 3 to 5 inches of accumulation, and an additional 2 to 4 inches are expected on Monday.
By Long Island News & PR February 28, 2014
PSEG Long Island is preparing for more winter weather that is expected to bring snow late Sunday into Monday morning.
By Long Island News & PR February 27, 2014
Common Redpolls with Salmonella Frequented Bird Feeders across 13 Counties in 2013.
By Long Island News & PR February 27, 2014
To celebrate and honor Earth Day this year, Senator LaValle is sponsoring a poster contest for children in grades K – 6.
By Cait Russell February 26, 2014
Although today's snowfall will be minimal for Long Island, localized bursts of heavier snowfall have the potential to cause low visibility.
By Vickie Moller February 25, 2014
Is winter waning? According to the latest National Weather Service report, it just might be.
By Long Island News & PR February 24, 2014
Schneiderman: Supreme Court Should Uphold EPA’s Regulations To Achieve Cost-Effective Reductions In The Emission Of Climate Change Pollution.
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