Keep it Clean T-Shirts Now Available

Our new “Keep it Clean” t-shirts arrived just in time for summer! We have a limited number in both youth and adult sizes, so make sure to get yours soon.

PLEASE COMPLETE THIS FORM TO REQUEST A SHIRT. If you’d like more than one, please fill out a separate form for each order.

Pick up on Island by texting Michele at 631-800-9394. $40 suggested donation—cash or check accepted at time of pick up. First come, first served!

Show your support on your sleeve and together, we can Keep it Clean to help protect Fishers Island’s natural resources and waters.

 

States Push Back Against Releasing Balloons

Deceptively festive, balloons–both mylar and “biodegradable” latex–pose a grave danger to marine life. Justine Kibbe Photo

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Carpenter Bees Are Important Native Pollinators

Many people think of carpenter bees as nuisance insects that require extermination. In fact, these bees are important native pollinators.

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Community Photo Contest 2021

Calling all photography aficionados!

We’ve been so inspired by the images you’ve shared that we’ve decided to hold our first-ever Fishers Island Conservancy Community Photo Contest, where YOU pick the winning photo!

Here’s how it works:

  1. Snap or select a photograph you’ve taken, within the past year, showcasing Fishers Island’s natural splendor — whether that be a sunrise, snow-covered trail, shoreline or shorebird.
  2. Email your photo to [email protected] with the subject line “Photo Contest 2021 — (your name)” by June 25th.
  3. FIConservancy will select and name the finalists.
  4. Then you will vote for the winning image!

We’ll announce the top photograph at our Annual “Sunset on the Beach” event on July 17th (save the date and stay tuned for more info!). In addition to bragging rights, the finalists and winner will receive prizes and be showcased on our website, email and social media.

We can’t wait to see your pics!

 

Photos: Clockwise from top left: Arthur Anthony, Tracy Brock, Todd McCormack, Marlin Bloethe

New and Serious Threat to Boxwood Shrubs

Do you have boxwood shrubs or hedges on your property? If so, you’ll need to keep a sharp eye out for a new threat: The box tree moth.

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