Jacqueline Moore

South Fork Sea Farmers made waves once again for East End aquaculture with the fifth annual fundraiser titled “Shell It Out” hosted by Jeff Ragovin. The nonprofit organization is committed to educating and raising awareness about the fragile state of our local marine aquaculture.

Hamptons International Film Fest

On Wednesday we showed no signs of slowing down! On another gorgeous day we celebrated out Air, Land & Sea Signature Program with a reception at the beautiful home of Jeff Ragovin of South Fork Sea Farmers! We partnered with South Fork Sea Farmers this year to raise awareness for their noble cause: to educate and raise awareness of the importance of sustainable marine aquaculture and to inspire constructive action programs. Their mission aligns with the purpose of our AL&S program, and we were honored to collaborate with them this year!

Hamptons International Film Fest

(SF²) works collaboratively with the East Hampton Town Shellfish Hatchery to expand and broaden educational programs and encourage other residents to be stewards of their marine environment. SF² is on a mission to educate and raise awareness of the importance of sustainable marine aquaculture and to inspire constructive action programs. Our goal is to promote and encourage more public oyster gardening which keeps our waters clean, provide habitat for marine life and improves our overall ecosystem. South Fork Sea Farmers is a 501(c)(3) organization

Erik Schwab

Jon M. Diat

Oyster farming on Long Island will be the focus on Thursday at 5 p.m. when South Fork Sea Farmers hosts a discussion of its challenges, benefits, and possibilities. The first of what will be a monthly presentation, the conversation will cover the future of aquaculture as a logical area of economic growth and environmental restoration on the East End.

Rob Hutchins

Because of Them We Can

John Wallace

James Lane Post

Jenny Noble