Citizen Science

We have many opportunities for adults and children to get involved with our work including:

Horseshoe Crab Monitoring and Research
Eelgrass and Marsh Grass Restoration through our Marine Meadows Program
Installing Rain Gardens in Schools and Offices
Teacher Training Opportunities
Raise your own Shellfish by joining the SPAT Program
"30 Ways to Give Back to the Bays" events

Also, we have launched our "30 Ways to Give Back to the Bays"Campaign in celebration of CCE Marine Program's 30 year anniversary. Learn about opportunities to give back to our marine environment, while having fun!

Back to the Bays Initiative

Learn about opportunities for you to "Give Back to the Bays" by learning, getting involved and enjoying our marine environment!

SPAT Program

Join the SPAT Program (Southold Project in Aquaculture Training) to learn how to raise your own shellfish while giving back to our bays!

Horseshoe Crab Monitoring

Learn how you can get involved with horseshoe crab monitoring at a beach near you!

Marine Meadows Program

Digital Eelgrass Module, an interactive lesson, created with support from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation's Long Island Sound Futures Fund-Perfect for teachers!

Tiana Bayside Facility

CCE has partnered with the Town of Southampton to develop an outreach and education center at the Tiana Bayside Facility.

Rain Garden

Learn how you can plant a rain garden at your school or office!

Contact

Darci Bielenda
Marine Program Sr. Administrative Assistant SCMELC
db695@cornell.edu
631-418-8702

Last updated December 3, 2018

Cornell Cooperative Extension

Suffolk County

Cornell Cooperative Extension

Suffolk County

Citizen Science

Back to the Bays Initiative

SPAT Program

Horseshoe Crab Monitoring

Marine Meadows Program

Tiana Bayside Facility

Rain Garden

Contact

Citizen Science

Events

Cornell Cooperative Extension
Suffolk County