Our waters are an integral part of life for us, making Long Island a desirable place to live. The Marine Program, which became part of CCE Suffolk in 1985, is known and respected nationally and internationally. Its mission is to protect our waters, providing a clean environment for our fish, fowl, and plants.
Our researchers and educators inform Long Islanders how we can each do our part to safeguard our environment. Projects have been designed to bring back our once thriving eelgrass and shellfish populations, ensure our commercial fishing industry continues to thrive while limiting bycatch, provide public education about the environmental consequences of stormwater runoff, and introduce our young people to marine sciences and marine life on Long Island.
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Marine Fishes and Fisheries of New York documents the extraordinary diversity of fishes found within the state's inland marine waters and twelve nautical miles off the coastline. |
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The 2024 Summer edition of Fisheries Quarterly is available here . |
Back to the Bays 2023 Achievements A Year in Review We extend a most sincere thank you to all of the people and organizations that made this year a success — volunteers and interns, donors + sponsors, program participants, and business collaborators. With your help we continue to achieve our missions to engage local communities in vital efforts to improve water quality, habitat, and shellfish populations on Long Island through involvement and giving opportunities. A full list of acknowledgements and achievements can be found in our 2023 impact report. |
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Our volunteer page has more information. |
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Darci Bielenda
Marine Program Sr. Administrative Assistant SCMELC
db695@cornell.edu
631-418-8702
Last updated September 10, 2024