https://www.ficonservancy.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Wreck-All-for-Joy-9_10am-31MAR19-Mohawk-Brock-992x658.jpg658992Betty Ann Rubinowhttps://www.ficonservancy.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/fi-Conservancy-logo350x100.jpgBetty Ann Rubinow2019-04-01 17:56:502019-04-01 18:23:46Capsized Vessel Finally Removed from Mouth of Hay Harbor
In response to the decimation of once abundant and protective eelgrass meadows in Long Island Sound, the Nature Conservancy recently completed an evaluation of eelgrass areas and boating patterns around Fishers Island. (Photo of Fishers Island eelgrass meadows at low tide, by Justine Kibbe.)
https://www.ficonservancy.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Healthy-Seagrass-Meadows10-18-18.jpg720960Betty Ann Rubinowhttps://www.ficonservancy.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/fi-Conservancy-logo350x100.jpgBetty Ann Rubinow2019-03-22 14:39:092019-04-26 16:52:31Nature Conservancy Publishes Report on Fishers Island Eelgrass & Boating Activity
The commercial fishing vessel, “All for Joy”, capsized south of the Race March 10 and eventually came to rest at the mouth of Hay Harbor, leaking fuel that reached Fishers Island. Two fishermen were rescued unharmed. (Jane T. Ahrens Photo)
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https://www.ficonservancy.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Shed-Head-On.jpg13011024Betty Ann Rubinowhttps://www.ficonservancy.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/fi-Conservancy-logo350x100.jpgBetty Ann Rubinow2019-02-01 12:04:022025-11-14 12:49:02New Maintenance Shed
A Must Read! This wonderfully “timely” article mentions Dr. Doug Tallamy, founder of “Neighborhood Nestwatch” and whose collaborative research with Fishers Island Conservancy has been monumental for land preservation here […]
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The Fishers Island Conservancy Fall 2018 Bird Migration Survey was held on September 23. Following Audubon bird count rules, the group made 15 five-minute stops. At each timed stop, the […]
Capsized Vessel Finally Removed from Mouth of Hay Harbor
NewsIt took 20 days, but the capsized fishing vessel “All for Joy” was finally removed from the mouth of Hay Harbor at 6:05 p.m. Mar. 30.
Nature Conservancy Publishes Report on Fishers Island Eelgrass & Boating Activity
NewsIn response to the decimation of once abundant and protective eelgrass meadows in Long Island Sound, the Nature Conservancy recently completed an evaluation of eelgrass areas and boating patterns around Fishers Island. (Photo of Fishers Island eelgrass meadows at low tide, by Justine Kibbe.)
Diesel Fuel Reaches FI Shore
NewsThe commercial fishing vessel, “All for Joy”, capsized south of the Race March 10 and eventually came to rest at the mouth of Hay Harbor, leaking fuel that reached Fishers Island. Two fishermen were rescued unharmed. (Jane T. Ahrens Photo)
New Maintenance Shed
NewsFIConservancy has installed a new maintenance shed behind the Movie Theater.
Ecologists Have this Simple Request to Homeowners — Plant Native
NewsA Must Read! This wonderfully “timely” article mentions Dr. Doug Tallamy, founder of “Neighborhood Nestwatch” and whose collaborative research with Fishers Island Conservancy has been monumental for land preservation here […]
Hail to Healthy Seagrass Meadows!
Events, NewsThere will be a Fishers Island Seagrass Management Meeting Tues Oct. 23rd in the Museum 1:30-4:00. All are welcome.
Invasive Insect Alert: Spotted Lanternfly
Insects, NewsThis is a new invasive insect that should be collected, killed, and reported if seen.
Fall 2018 Bird Migration Survey Results
NewsThe Fishers Island Conservancy Fall 2018 Bird Migration Survey was held on September 23. Following Audubon bird count rules, the group made 15 five-minute stops. At each timed stop, the […]