The Farmer’s Almanac tells us that, since the heaviest snow usually falls during this month, native tribes of the north and east most often called February’s […]

Several species of seals come to visit Long Island during the colder winter months in search of food. The three most common species that visit Long […]

Learn more about the native animals in SOFO’s backyard, and learn how to create these animals out of origami paper! Open to all origami enthusiasts, regardless […]

Come meet our resident sea stars living in the Touch Tank. Get hands on with them and see how all their external features connect to their […]

This year the Coastal Research and Education Society of Long Island (CRESLI) and the South Fork Natural History Museum and Nature Center (SOFO) are co-sponsoring seal […]

Here is another opportunity to join SOFO’s “Salamander Commander” Andy Sabin on an additional nighttime expedition as we search for this unique native salamander species, the […]

Join SOFO for spring preparation of clay wildflower packets. In this program, we will learn about some native flowers and their importance for spring success while […]