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10/27/2026

This illustration by local art teacher and illustrator claire roane / illustrator showcases some of the amazing life found in and around oyster reefs: fiddler crabs, marsh periwinkles, sea anemones, and minnows!

10/02/2026

658 buckets of shell collected so far this year!Picking up one bucket of shell a week might not seem like a huge contribution, but when you start multiplying that effort, each individual pickup adds up to big results!

Last few oyster maintenance sessions of the year! Comment or email jdunne@ehamptonny.gov for information on how to join ...

10/02/2026

Last few oyster maintenance sessions of the year! Comment or email [email protected] for information on how to join next year’s garden crew.

(photo by Ed Wollman)

09/22/2026

These oysters started as tiny spat on shell just a few months ago, and now look at them! It’s pretty incredible to watch how much oysters can grow over a single summer.

09/20/2026

Thank you to the Sag Harbor Chamber Of Commerce for having us out again this year to collect shell from the HarborFest shucking contest! And to the kid wondering, “what’s in it?”… a clam!

08/09/2026

Explore one of South Fork Sea Farmer’s restored oyster reefs with Long Island Naturalist Aidan Perkins and Aquaculture Coordinator Grace Grimes to see what wildlife call Accabonac Harbor home.

07/06/2026

A bird’s-eye view of our newest oyster reef, captured by our intern, Watts!

06/29/2026

Reef #5 is in the water!

This week we teamed up with Shellfish Hatchery and interns to build our fifth oyster reef in Three Mile Harbor.

Amazing to see shells collected from our restaurant partners and transported by our dedicated Shell Shuttlers become new oyster habitat. Thank you to everyone who made this possible!

06/25/2026

The shell pile at the Shellfish Hatchery has gotten so big, we had to start a new one! Big cheers to our restaurants and dedicated shell shuttle team!

05/28/2026

Thank you for dropping off your shells in our shell collection bins at the South Fork Natural History Museum!

It may be a little stinky, but every shell collected helps restore our local waters and grow future oyster reefs.

Have shells left over from dinner? You can drop them at any of our four collection sites:

Conscience Pt: 1990 N. Sea Rd, SH
Shellworks: 7 Glenview Drive, SH
SOFO Museum: 377 BH-Sag Turnpike, BH
EH Dock: 42 Gann Road, Springs

Address

PO BOX 1421
East Hampton, NY
11937

Website

http://www.southforkseafarmers.org/

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