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Beach Monitoring and Clean-up Walk
Saturday, September 20, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Start your weekend with a healthy
walk along the Hallock State Park Preserve beach with the Atlantic Marine
Conservation Society. Along the way, we watch
for wildlife and pick up marine debris, so it does not harm local and migrating
wildlife. Observations and debris
collection are recorded for studies on marine conservation. Along the way, we will discuss current topics
in marine conservation. In the Fall and
early Winter months, we are especially on the lookout for cold stunned sea
turtles that are in need of rescue and rehabilitation. Walking the beach is a great way
to get exercise, fresh air, and reduce stress, while supporting local
conservation efforts. As it is a Park
volunteer activity, there is no charge and the seasonal parking fee is waived
for registered participants. For more information, call the
Park Office (631) 315-5475,
or visit the AMCS website:
www.amseas.org.
Registration: Not required
Passport to Parks
Sunday, September 21, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Jones Beach State Park
Discover Long Island's many state parks in an ongoing monthly hiking series through every State Park on the island! Challenging and accessible hikes each month! Present 10 stickers to be entered into a raffle for a chance to win FREE admission to our 2026Environmental Education programs! Reservations taken on
eventbrite.com.
Registration: Required
What’s Under that Log?
Sunday, September 21, 2025 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Caleb Smith State Park Preserve
The forest floor is active and alive! Underneath all the leaf litter and decaying wood is an often-overlooked miniature world. Say hello to these creatures and learn to appreciate everything they do to keep the forest healthy. Reservations taken on
eventbrite.com.
Registration: Required
Sunset Music Series: One Music International Ensemble
Sunday, September 21, 2025 04:00 PM - 05:00 PM
Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve
The mission of OneMusic Project is to keep the intimate experience of chamber music alive and vibrant, and to foster a wider and more engaged audience of chamber music enthusiasts. Our core tactic is the production of concerts by a highly select group of internationally distinguished artists from Europe and the USA. The musicians are committed to bringing fresh and unique interpretations through their collaborations. Many of the musicians are composers themselves, carrying on the traditions of another century to the present day. But we believe that celebrating this timeless art takes more than a single performance; it should be an ongoing conversation. To that end, OneMusic Project will present concerts alongside master classes, open-to-public rehearsals, and discussions by cultural thinkers, scholars and artists. We aim to recreate chamber music's original settings, and present a multi-dimensional approach to musical insight that enables our audience to engage with artists and scholars to more deeply appreciate the work. We know that our creative journey will be inspiring to our audience and the artists alike. Click
here to register.
Registration: Required
Kayak Nature Tour
Wednesday, September 24, 2025 01:00 PM - 03:00 PM
Heckscher State Park
Kayak with us at Heckscher on a scenic Nature Tour to see birds, turtles and more! Must bring your own kayak and lifejacket. Reservations taken on
eventbrite.com.
Registration: Required
Autumn Bird Walk
Saturday, September 27, 2025 09:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Hallock State Park Preserve
(631) 315-5475
A 2 mile walk through fields, forest and pond
areas to find migrating species of southbound birds. Bring binoculars
Registration: Required
Beach Monitoring and Clean-up Walk
Saturday, September 27, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Start your weekend with a healthy
walk along the Hallock State Park Preserve beach with the Atlantic Marine
Conservation Society. Along the way, we watch
for wildlife and pick up marine debris, so it does not harm local and migrating
wildlife. Observations and debris
collection are recorded for studies on marine conservation. Along the way, we will discuss current topics
in marine conservation. In the Fall and
early Winter months, we are especially on the lookout for cold stunned sea
turtles that are in need of rescue and rehabilitation. Walking the beach is a great way
to get exercise, fresh air, and reduce stress, while supporting local
conservation efforts. As it is a Park
volunteer activity, there is no charge and the seasonal parking fee is waived
for registered participants. For more information, call the
Park Office (631) 315-5475,
or visit the AMCS website:
www.amseas.org.
Registration: Not required
Passport to Parks
Saturday, September 27, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Jones Beach State Park
Discover Long Island's many state parks in an ongoing monthly hiking series through every State Park on the island! Challenging and accessible hikes each month! Present 10 stickers to be entered into a raffle for a chance to win FREE admission to our 2026Environmental Education programs! Reservations taken on
eventbrite.com.
Registration: Required
Diamondback Terrapins
Saturday, September 27, 2025 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM
Nissequogue River State Park
Nissequogue's marina is an important nesting habitat for diamondback terrapins. Meet our ambassador turtles in a short classroom lesson about turtle conservation before we explore real turtle habitat together. Reservations taken on
eventbrite.com.
Registration: Required
Intro to Wilderness Survival
Sunday, September 28, 2025 09:45 AM - 12:00 PM
Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve
(631) 423-1770
In a series of short 1.5 mile seasonal strolls, we'll witness summer's subtle change as she withers and goes to seed. Dress for the possibility of long grass. Please call for Reservations: (631) 423- 1770.
Registration: Required
Sunset Music Series: 1989
Sunday, September 28, 2025 04:00 PM - 05:00 PM
Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve
Based in New York City, 1989 is the ultimate 80s tribute band. The band is comprised of professional musicians who, combined, have played literally thousands of shows coast to coast. 1989's core group is four musicians but, if your budget allows, we have a wide range of other musicians to draw upon to expand the act.Rather than don outlandish costumes, 1989 favors a slick new wave image. Our sound is true to the originals, but we apply a modern sensibility to the songs (similar to what Weezer did on their Teal Album) to make the songs even more accessible to modern audiences. There are so many great 80s tunes and only so many that can be played in one night. Accordingly, we favor creating slightly shorter versions of many tunes so that we can play more of the songs you know by heart during any one show. If you have any favorites you'd like to ensure are performed, we're happy to accommodate. Finally, we're not just an 80s band. Upon client request, we're happy to craft our performance to include pop/rock hits from the 50s through today. We also love to play holiday shows and have a wide range of holiday songs in our repertoire. Click
here to register.
Registration: Required
Beach Monitoring and Clean-up Walk
Saturday, October 4, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Start your weekend with a healthy
walk along the Hallock State Park Preserve beach with the Atlantic Marine
Conservation Society. Along the way, we watch
for wildlife and pick up marine debris, so it does not harm local and migrating
wildlife. Observations and debris
collection are recorded for studies on marine conservation. Along the way, we will discuss current topics
in marine conservation. In the Fall and
early Winter months, we are especially on the lookout for cold stunned sea
turtles that are in need of rescue and rehabilitation. Walking the beach is a great way
to get exercise, fresh air, and reduce stress, while supporting local
conservation efforts. As it is a Park
volunteer activity, there is no charge and the seasonal parking fee is waived
for registered participants. For more information, call the
Park Office (631) 315-5475,
or visit the AMCS website:
www.amseas.org.
Registration: Not required
Pitch Putt Tournament 2025
Sunday, October 5, 2025 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Robert Moses State Park - Long Island
This outing is open to the first 72 registrants who will
tee off on Sunday, October 5, 2025. For an application you can call (631)
321-3510 or visit parks.ny.gov.
Prizes and awards given for
team low gross, men's and women's individual low score and closet to the pin.
The entry fee is $40.00 per person or $160.00 per foursome. This fee entitles
the participant to a continental breakfast, lunch, awards & a giveaway.
Application deadline is September 26, 2025. Please click
here to register.
Registration: Required
Haunted House & Grounds
Friday, October 10, 2025 until Saturday, October 11, 2025 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Connetquot River State Park Preserve
Walk the halls of the
Connetquot Preserve Clubhouse as spirits and monsters come back to life! Then
find your way through the woods as you encounter the wandering ghosts of Long
Island's local myths and legends. Recommended for children ages 10 and up. Beware
strobe lights will be used! Free event! To register for this family program,
please visit
eventbrite.com and search for #NatureEdventure.
Registration: Required
Beach Monitoring and Clean-up Walk
Saturday, October 11, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Start your weekend with a healthy
walk along the Hallock State Park Preserve beach with the Atlantic Marine
Conservation Society. Along the way, we watch
for wildlife and pick up marine debris, so it does not harm local and migrating
wildlife. Observations and debris
collection are recorded for studies on marine conservation. Along the way, we will discuss current topics
in marine conservation. In the Fall and
early Winter months, we are especially on the lookout for cold stunned sea
turtles that are in need of rescue and rehabilitation. Walking the beach is a great way
to get exercise, fresh air, and reduce stress, while supporting local
conservation efforts. As it is a Park
volunteer activity, there is no charge and the seasonal parking fee is waived
for registered participants. For more information, call the
Park Office (631) 315-5475,
or visit the AMCS website:
www.amseas.org.
Registration: Not required
Haunted House & Grounds
Saturday, October 11, 2025 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Connetquot River State Park Preserve
Walk the halls of the Connetquot Preserve Clubhouse as spirits and monsters come back to life! Then find your way through the woods as you encounter the wandering ghosts of Long Island's local myths and legends. Recommended for children ages 10 and up. Beware strobe lights will be used! Free event! To register for this family program, please visit
eventbrite.com and search for #NatureEdventure.
Registration: Required
Haunted House & Grounds
Sunday, October 12, 2025 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Connetquot River State Park Preserve
Walk the halls of the Connetquot Preserve Clubhouse as spirits and monsters come back to life! Then find your way through the woods as you encounter the wandering ghosts of Long Island's local myths and legends. Recommended for children ages 10 and up. Beware strobe lights will be used! Free event! To register for this family program, please visit
eventbrite.com and search for #NatureEdventure.
Registration: Required
Beach Monitoring and Clean-up Walk
Saturday, October 18, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Start your weekend with a healthy
walk along the Hallock State Park Preserve beach with the Atlantic Marine
Conservation Society. Along the way, we watch
for wildlife and pick up marine debris, so it does not harm local and migrating
wildlife. Observations and debris
collection are recorded for studies on marine conservation. Along the way, we will discuss current topics
in marine conservation. In the Fall and
early Winter months, we are especially on the lookout for cold stunned sea
turtles that are in need of rescue and rehabilitation. Walking the beach is a great way
to get exercise, fresh air, and reduce stress, while supporting local
conservation efforts. As it is a Park
volunteer activity, there is no charge and the seasonal parking fee is waived
for registered participants. For more information, call the
Park Office (631) 315-5475,
or visit the AMCS website:
www.amseas.org.
Registration: Not required
Beach Monitoring and Clean-up Walk
Saturday, October 25, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Start your weekend with a healthy
walk along the Hallock State Park Preserve beach with the Atlantic Marine
Conservation Society. Along the way, we watch
for wildlife and pick up marine debris, so it does not harm local and migrating
wildlife. Observations and debris
collection are recorded for studies on marine conservation. Along the way, we will discuss current topics
in marine conservation. In the Fall and
early Winter months, we are especially on the lookout for cold stunned sea
turtles that are in need of rescue and rehabilitation. Walking the beach is a great way
to get exercise, fresh air, and reduce stress, while supporting local
conservation efforts. As it is a Park
volunteer activity, there is no charge and the seasonal parking fee is waived
for registered participants. For more information, call the
Park Office (631) 315-5475,
or visit the AMCS website:
www.amseas.org.
Registration: Not required
Beach Monitoring and Clean-up Walk
Saturday, November 1, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Start your weekend with a healthy
walk along the Hallock State Park Preserve beach with the Atlantic Marine
Conservation Society. Along the way, we watch
for wildlife and pick up marine debris, so it does not harm local and migrating
wildlife. Observations and debris
collection are recorded for studies on marine conservation. Along the way, we will discuss current topics
in marine conservation. In the Fall and
early Winter months, we are especially on the lookout for cold stunned sea
turtles that are in need of rescue and rehabilitation. Walking the beach is a great way
to get exercise, fresh air, and reduce stress, while supporting local
conservation efforts. As it is a Park
volunteer activity, there is no charge and the seasonal parking fee is waived
for registered participants. For more information, call the
Park Office (631) 315-5475,
or visit the AMCS website:
www.amseas.org.
Registration: Not required
Beach Monitoring and Clean-up Walk
Saturday, November 8, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Start your weekend with a healthy
walk along the Hallock State Park Preserve beach with the Atlantic Marine
Conservation Society. Along the way, we watch
for wildlife and pick up marine debris, so it does not harm local and migrating
wildlife. Observations and debris
collection are recorded for studies on marine conservation. Along the way, we will discuss current topics
in marine conservation. In the Fall and
early Winter months, we are especially on the lookout for cold stunned sea
turtles that are in need of rescue and rehabilitation. Walking the beach is a great way
to get exercise, fresh air, and reduce stress, while supporting local
conservation efforts. As it is a Park
volunteer activity, there is no charge and the seasonal parking fee is waived
for registered participants. For more information, call the
Park Office (631) 315-5475,
or visit the AMCS website:
www.amseas.org.
Registration: Not required
Beach Monitoring and Clean-up Walk
Saturday, November 15, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Start your weekend with a healthy
walk along the Hallock State Park Preserve beach with the Atlantic Marine
Conservation Society. Along the way, we watch
for wildlife and pick up marine debris, so it does not harm local and migrating
wildlife. Observations and debris
collection are recorded for studies on marine conservation. Along the way, we will discuss current topics
in marine conservation. In the Fall and
early Winter months, we are especially on the lookout for cold stunned sea
turtles that are in need of rescue and rehabilitation. Walking the beach is a great way
to get exercise, fresh air, and reduce stress, while supporting local
conservation efforts. As it is a Park
volunteer activity, there is no charge and the seasonal parking fee is waived
for registered participants. For more information, call the
Park Office (631) 315-5475,
or visit the AMCS website:
www.amseas.org.
Registration: Not required
Beach Monitoring and Clean-up Walk
Saturday, November 22, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Start your weekend with a healthy
walk along the Hallock State Park Preserve beach with the Atlantic Marine
Conservation Society. Along the way, we watch
for wildlife and pick up marine debris, so it does not harm local and migrating
wildlife. Observations and debris
collection are recorded for studies on marine conservation. Along the way, we will discuss current topics
in marine conservation. In the Fall and
early Winter months, we are especially on the lookout for cold stunned sea
turtles that are in need of rescue and rehabilitation. Walking the beach is a great way
to get exercise, fresh air, and reduce stress, while supporting local
conservation efforts. As it is a Park
volunteer activity, there is no charge and the seasonal parking fee is waived
for registered participants. For more information, call the
Park Office (631) 315-5475,
or visit the AMCS website:
www.amseas.org.
Registration: Not required
Beach Monitoring and Clean-up Walk
Saturday, November 29, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Start your weekend with a healthy
walk along the Hallock State Park Preserve beach with the Atlantic Marine
Conservation Society. Along the way, we watch
for wildlife and pick up marine debris, so it does not harm local and migrating
wildlife. Observations and debris
collection are recorded for studies on marine conservation. Along the way, we will discuss current topics
in marine conservation. In the Fall and
early Winter months, we are especially on the lookout for cold stunned sea
turtles that are in need of rescue and rehabilitation. Walking the beach is a great way
to get exercise, fresh air, and reduce stress, while supporting local
conservation efforts. As it is a Park
volunteer activity, there is no charge and the seasonal parking fee is waived
for registered participants. For more information, call the
Park Office (631) 315-5475,
or visit the AMCS website:
www.amseas.org.
Registration: Not required
Beach Monitoring and Clean-up Walk
Saturday, December 6, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Start your weekend with a healthy
walk along the Hallock State Park Preserve beach with the Atlantic Marine
Conservation Society. Along the way, we watch
for wildlife and pick up marine debris, so it does not harm local and migrating
wildlife. Observations and debris
collection are recorded for studies on marine conservation. Along the way, we will discuss current topics
in marine conservation. In the Fall and
early Winter months, we are especially on the lookout for cold stunned sea
turtles that are in need of rescue and rehabilitation. Walking the beach is a great way
to get exercise, fresh air, and reduce stress, while supporting local
conservation efforts. As it is a Park
volunteer activity, there is no charge and the seasonal parking fee is waived
for registered participants. For more information, call the
Park Office (631) 315-5475,
or visit the AMCS website:
www.amseas.org.
Registration: Not required
Beach Monitoring and Clean-up Walk
Saturday, December 13, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Start your weekend with a healthy
walk along the Hallock State Park Preserve beach with the Atlantic Marine
Conservation Society. Along the way, we watch
for wildlife and pick up marine debris, so it does not harm local and migrating
wildlife. Observations and debris
collection are recorded for studies on marine conservation. Along the way, we will discuss current topics
in marine conservation. In the Fall and
early Winter months, we are especially on the lookout for cold stunned sea
turtles that are in need of rescue and rehabilitation. Walking the beach is a great way
to get exercise, fresh air, and reduce stress, while supporting local
conservation efforts. As it is a Park
volunteer activity, there is no charge and the seasonal parking fee is waived
for registered participants. For more information, call the
Park Office (631) 315-5475,
or visit the AMCS website:
www.amseas.org.
Registration: Not required
Beach Monitoring and Clean-up Walk
Saturday, December 20, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Start your weekend with a healthy
walk along the Hallock State Park Preserve beach with the Atlantic Marine
Conservation Society. Along the way, we watch
for wildlife and pick up marine debris, so it does not harm local and migrating
wildlife. Observations and debris
collection are recorded for studies on marine conservation. Along the way, we will discuss current topics
in marine conservation. In the Fall and
early Winter months, we are especially on the lookout for cold stunned sea
turtles that are in need of rescue and rehabilitation. Walking the beach is a great way
to get exercise, fresh air, and reduce stress, while supporting local
conservation efforts. As it is a Park
volunteer activity, there is no charge and the seasonal parking fee is waived
for registered participants. For more information, call the
Park Office (631) 315-5475,
or visit the AMCS website:
www.amseas.org.
Registration: Not required
Beach Monitoring and Clean-up Walk
Saturday, December 27, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Start your weekend with a healthy
walk along the Hallock State Park Preserve beach with the Atlantic Marine
Conservation Society. Along the way, we watch
for wildlife and pick up marine debris, so it does not harm local and migrating
wildlife. Observations and debris
collection are recorded for studies on marine conservation. Along the way, we will discuss current topics
in marine conservation. In the Fall and
early Winter months, we are especially on the lookout for cold stunned sea
turtles that are in need of rescue and rehabilitation. Walking the beach is a great way
to get exercise, fresh air, and reduce stress, while supporting local
conservation efforts. As it is a Park
volunteer activity, there is no charge and the seasonal parking fee is waived
for registered participants. For more information, call the
Park Office (631) 315-5475,
or visit the AMCS website:
www.amseas.org.
Registration: Not required