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Eastern Long Island Chapter – Protecting Oceans, Waves, and Beaches – Out East! Home Our Mission Our Work Campaigns Stop New Offshore Oil Drilling Ban the Intentional Release of Balloons Transparent Recycling Practices in Long Island Reduce Water Quality Impacts on Little Fresh Pond Find the Source of Pollution at Fresh Pond Montauk Lighthouse Seawall Past Campaigns Programs Water Testing – Blue Water Task Force Ocean Friendly Gardens Strawless Summer Rise Above Plastics Ocean Friendly Restaurants Relevant Info: Offshore Wind Energy Get Involved Calendar Contact Us Sponsor Our Chapter Why Surfrider Blog Search for: Press "enter" search Give Give MENU Home Our Mission Our Work Campaigns Stop New Offshore Oil Drilling Ban the Intentional Release of Balloons Transparent Recycling Practices in Long Island Reduce Water Quality Impacts on Little Fresh Pond Find the Source of Pollution at Fresh Pond Montauk Lighthouse Seawall Past Campaigns Programs Water Testing – Blue Water Task Force Ocean Friendly Gardens Strawless Summer Rise Above Plastics Ocean Friendly Restaurants Relevant Info: Offshore Wind Energy Get Involved Calendar Contact Us Sponsor Our Chapter Why Surfrider Blog OUR BIGGEST YEAR YET: 2019 IN REVIEW As we begin a new decade at Surfrider Foundation Eastern Long Island, we'd like to reflect on our most impactful year to date, and what a year it's been! READ MORE Our 2019 State of the Beach Report is Here How does our state manage it's coastline? Our 2019 State of the Beach Report finds that most states are not making the grade. Learn More Sampling at a Beach Near You We sample 50 beaches year-round to protect public health, because nobody deserves to get sick after a day at the beach. Learn More The Surfrider Foundation is dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of the world’s oceans, waves and beaches through a powerful activist network. Surfrider Into The Sea on Vimeo . Latest News Beach Clean-up Events Featured Latest News | Posted 03.13.20 The “Cabin Fever” Beach Cleanup Beach Access Blue Water Task Force Campaigns Coastal Preservation Education Ocean Friendly Gardens Our Chapter Programs Rise Above Plastics | Posted 01.07.20 Our Biggest Year Yet! 2019 in Review Beach Access Climate Change Coastal Preservation Environmental Issues Uncategorized | Posted 01.04.20 Surfer Science – Seeing Our Future Sea Coastal Preservation Environmental Issues | Posted 11.13.19 New York State “Mediocre” at Protecting Beaches and Coasts More Posts Participate in a beach cleanup with Eastern Long Island Chapter chapter! Pounds of Trash Removed Volunteers Beach Cleanups to Date Today's Coastal Factoid Exploring an ancient submarine forest in the Gulf "Nearly 60,000 years ago, a bald cypress forest flourished on the banks of a prehistoric river near the Gulf of Mexico. Over time, the massive trees grew and died, their enormous trunks falling and becoming entombed in a protective covering of peat and sediment. As sea level rose and the coastline receded, these ancient forest remains were buried beneath the sea surface off the coast of Alabama, where they remained undisturbed for millennia. Intensifying storms along the coast, however, have scoured the seafloor, beginning to expose this ancient submarine forest." - Excerpt from NOAA Ocean Exploration and Research Stay in the loop! For updates about upcoming chapter meetings, beach clean-ups, and any of our awesome events, sign up for our email list. Email Address * City First Name Last Name * = required field I'm interested in Plastic Pollution Clean Water Coastal Preservation Ocean protection Beach Access Surfrider Foundation Sign up for Surfrider news & updates Enter your email and get the latest info about our national and chapter related initiatives, news and updates straight to your inbox. -- Email Address Enter an Email Address twitter facebook instagram Contact Terms of Use Privacy Policy Copyright © 2020 Surfrider Foundation...