On Sunday, June 15th, the Fishers Island Research and Survey Team (FIRST) conducted a standardized bird survey as part of its ongoing biodiversity monitoring efforts. Following Audubon’s established point count methodology, …
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A Weekend with Dr. Douglas Tallamy
by Anna White49 viewsThe Fishers Island Conservancy is pleased to announce that Professor Douglas Tallamy, the renowned entomologist and conservationist, will be visiting Fishers Island July 18-20. Professor Tallamy will be receiving the first …
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Announcing the results of the Spring 2025 Migratory Bird Count
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We’re sending a big thank you to FI School teacher Adam Murray and his group of hardworking students for building two beautiful Aldo Leopold benches for the Fishers Island Conservancy and …
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In celebration of Earth Day, the Fishers Island Conservancy and the H.L. Ferguson Museum hosted a community cleanup on Friday, April 19. We were thrilled to welcome about 15 volunteers who …
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This past wednesday, FI Conservancy hosted our first Shorebird Pre-Fencing Day to prepare for the return of the endangered Piping Plover and the threatened Least Tern. These small shorebirds nest directly …
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Must-Read Article: Doug Tallamy on the Four Things Every Garden Should Do
by Anna White40 viewsDoug Tallamy is no stranger to Fishers Island. A longtime supporter of our mission, he has visited the island multiple times, leading tours of the Parade Grounds and inspiring residents …
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As our tiniest visitor, the endangered Piping Plover, returns to Fishers Island’s shores this spring, the Fishers Island Conservancy is preparing to install symbolic fencing at known nesting sites. These …
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Check this out—the Cornell Lab of Ornithology has released a powerful new report showing that bird populations across the U.S. are continuing to decline. One-third of species are now considered …
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2024 Fall Migratory Bird Count Results
by Anna White55 viewsAnnouncing the results of the Fall 2024 Migratory Bird Count