Tag: Long Island Conservancy
Volunteers Get To Work at “The Roosevelt Estate”
On November 11th, Fifty volunteers came to help weed out at “The Roosevelt Estate” aka Meadow Croft in Sayville.
Volunteer Day At Meadow Croft: Caring For Our Native Plants
Come out to Meadow Croft on Monday, November 11th, Veteran’s Day 10-1, and help tend to our native plants as we approach winter. Learn about them, about The American Chestnut, a tree we are helping to rescue from extinction, about Spotted Lanternflies, and how we can combat them.
Spring Planting Time at Plantstock II!
Spring Planting is a time of hope, excitement, and doubt. Is this planned right? Have I chosen the right plants for where I want them? Are you ready to plant native? If so, what needs to be learned, or forgotten?
Beautification in Bay Shore: Talking Native Plants
Bay Shore Beautification, an organization newly formed to bring green practices and native greenery to the community, is hosting a public discussion of how that could be achieved, whether in the community’s parks and public spaces or in one’s own yard.
Plantstock! Buy Native Plants For Your Fall Plantings. Learn About Them Too!
Buy native plants at Plantstock! Learn about them, about native meadows, about the invasive plants now threatening Long Island and its native habitats, meet fellow plant people, become part of e GROWING movement!
For Science Speaker Series: Going Native on Long Island
Destination Unknown Brewery ‘s For Science Speaker Series continues this Saturday April 8th between 1-4 with ” Going Native on Long Island. ”
