Environment Long Island

ChangeHampton

to create a community pollinator garden and promote sustainable landscaping practices

Concerned Citizens of Montauk, Inc

to use floating wetlands to improve water quality in Fort Pond

Grassroots Environmental Education, Inc.

to discourage use of fertilizers that contain chemicals that contaminate ground and surface water

Seatuck Environmental Association, Inc.

to document the distribution and population status of terrestrial and semi-aquatic mammals on Long Island

Citizens Campaign for the Environment

to convene a Municipal Long Island Sound Educational Roundtable.

Henry L. Ferguson Museum

to build organizational capacity to innovate visual engagement designs to protect Fishers Island eelgrass and to hire a consultant to develop a detailed invasive species management plan that will restore a coastal grassland on Fishers Island

Nature Conservancy, Inc.

to pilot digital and mail advertising outreach efforts to promote nitrogen-reducing septic systems on the North Shore of Long Island

Save the Sound

for year 3 of the Long Island Sound Community Data Platform, now known as QuickDrops™.

Peconic Baykeeper, Inc.

To establish an oyster sanctuary in the Peconic Estuary.

Surfrider Foundation

To improve data collected through water quality monitoring from East Quogue to Montauk.

Turtle Rescue of the Hamptons

To mitigate the decline in Long Island’s turtle population.

Atlantic Marine Conservation Society

To respond to sea turtle strandings.

Citizens Campaign for the Environment

To lobby for passage of the Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act to hold manufacturers responsible for waste production.

Peconic Land Trust, Incorporated

For invasive plant removal and habitat restoration in Broad Cove.

Sisters of Saint Joseph

to restore a woodland habitat.

National Audubon Society, Inc.

To pilot an endorsement program for landscape professionals and promote the use of native plants by landscapers and homeowners.