Quality Parks

Today, according to the US National Drought Monitor, Long Island is classifed as being in "Moderate Drought Conditions."

The Fall 2013 Quality Parks Master Naturalist builds natural history skills, recreational know how, and a heightened awareness and appreciation of the great outdoors. Two exciting hubs: North Shore to the Pine Barrens and the Carmans River.

Wildfire Threats, Vandalism, ATV Abuses - It's A War Zone, but also a hidden jewel of the Long Island Pine Barrens. Show your love of Nature, and help us during this Great East End Cleanup Event

This book will be featured in the April 2013, Quality Parks Master Naturalist - East End environmental training program for natural areas conservation.

Environmental Training For Natural Areas Conservation - Train with us and you will gain the knowledge, skills, and field experiences you need to keep our world forever green.

fire weather and fire danger in the Long Island Pine Barrens

Since the Bobcat Management Plan is for the entire state, request it also include a feasibility study for reestablishing a Long Island bobcat population. E-mail your comments through February 16, 2012.

On November 16, 2011, the Pine Barrens Commission met to discuss the allocation of $900,000. This is carry over funding secured by Raymond P. Corwin, the first PBC Executive Director. Local groups need to benefit.

We want to curate a mobile gallery show! Located in the back of a moving truck, all art is welcome!

A self-made millionaire while still in his 20's, Jerry Clark will conduct a personal and professional development seminar in the Village of Port Jefferson, this Saturday, March 12, 2011. Time: 1-4 pm.