Streams and rivers along the East Coast once “ran silver” every spring as alewives and other diadromous fish made their annual spawning migrations from saltwater to […]

For the third year in a row, the Coastal Research and Education Society of Long Island (CRESLI) and the South Fork Natural History Museum and Nature […]

Greet the beginning of spring by helping your garden grow! Plant native wildflower seeds and learn about how to manage your garden to help our springtime […]

SOFO is pleased to announce a new community environmental education and outreach initiative─Coastal Connections: Shared Shores, Shared Futures. This one-year collaborative effort with Chickadeeds, a volunteer […]

The first rains in March are a welcome sign that spring is starting, and the natural world is waking from winter. But why does it rain? […]

Welcome spring and give a helping hand to our Earth by cleaning one of our local beaches! Rain or shine, severe weather cancels. Walk Leader: Rebecca […]

The first rains in March are a welcome sign that spring is starting, and the natural world is waking from winter. But why does it rain? […]

Join SOFO’s Young Environmentalists Society (YES!) for a screening of The Biggest Little Farm! Limited enrollment. This FREE program is for all ages. Advanced reservations are required for all […]

Join FLPG and SOFO on a leisurely-paced hike through open-field trails. The Pink Moon name comes from the herb moss pink, or wild ground phlox, which […]