Green roofs offer many benefits to our ecosystem in addition to providing a beautiful alternative to traditional asphalt. Learn their features and benefits.

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Green roofs offer many benefits to our ecosystem in addition to providing a beautiful alternative to traditional asphalt. Learn their features and benefits.

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Join native plant expert Kimberly Simmen and experience nature’s wonderland in a new way.

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Drop off your food scraps and/or volunteer at the ReWild / East Hampton Compost table at Montauk Community Garden.

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A friendly space to share sustainable landscaping practices & get expert advice ~ for new & experienced rewilders.

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Join Bee Safe Mosquito Control founder Todd Montgomery to learn how they control mosquitos without spraying. You’ll learn just how devastating mosquito spraying can be to the ecosystem, hear about emerging eco-friendly mosquito control technologies, and receive some tips for how best to DIY mosquito control efforts in your own backyard.

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Decrease harmful plastics in your home and and throughout our communities. The in-depth Bennington College course runs Feb 19 - Apr 2. The free East Hampton group meets in the spring.

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**EVENT CANCELED DUE TO WEATHER**

The trails are mini rivers at this point; there will be no wading in Wading River on Feb 17th.

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Join our winter sowing workshop at Chick’s Agway

Join our winter sowing workshop at Roger’s Memorial Library!

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Join this interactive workshop to explore the impact of processed foods on health and discover the benefits of clean eating. ThinkB4YouBite, a HOSA-backed student-led campaign, empowers families to adopt healthier habits, avoid harmful additives, and make informed food choices for lasting health and well-being.

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Join us for a winter seed-sowing workshop in Cutchogue

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Join native plant expert Kimberly Simmen and experience nature’s wonderland in a new way.

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Celebrate the season with ReWild!

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Join us in our winter seed sowing at the East Hampton Library!

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Join us for our winter seed-sowing workshop at the Southold Library!

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Learn the simple, cost-effective way to start seeds during the winter for beautiful, healthy plants come spring.

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Join native plant expert Kimberly Simmen and see nature’s beauty in a new way.

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Learn Winter Sowing: this month’s topic. Come to a friendly space for new and experienced rewilders where we share sustainable landscaping practices & expert advice.

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Winter sowing is the easy way to grow healthy plants from seed. An educator from ReWild Long Island will show you how!

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Rescheduled from January 5th when it was crazy blowy and rainy gray. Click on Event for more information.

ReWild Long Island is hosting an online workshop from January 7 to February 20 focused on teaching how to create pollinator- and family-friendly gardens.

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See the mini Pine Barrens plant community as we walk the Levitt Running Trail.

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LIGHT POLLUTION:  The Economic and Environmental Impact with Solutions to ineffective, wasteful, harmful to flora and fauna and obtrusive Outdoor Lighting.  The webinar presentation includes numerous illustrations, photographs, and references to environmental studies and reports.

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Learn how to write to local representatives to drive environmental change for issues from the monarch butterfly decline to Long Island’s water quality.

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A friendly space to share sustainable landscaping practices & get expert advice ~ for new & experienced rewilders.

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1st Sundays Oct 6, Nov 3 8am-10am
3rd Thursdays Oct 17, Nov 21 10am-noon

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Join Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation and learn about fireflies: their life cycles, value as predators of pest insects, the threats to their existence and how to help conserve and support them!

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